Created attachment 1105286 [details] Output from "systemd-analyze", with gdm enabled Description of problem: User skiava of it.fedoracommunity.org, reported that the boot time increased after the upgrade via dnf-system-upgrade (from F21, to F22). The time reported by systemd was ~57 seconds. Around the internet, I've read about other people noticing that. I think that the root cause might be gdm 3.16: replacing it with lightdm resulted in a faster boot (~30 seconds). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gdm-3.16.3-1.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot Fedora 22. Actual results: 1. Boot is slower than with Fedora 21. Expected results: 1. Boot should be, if possible, faster. Additional info: - We've tried the switch from Wayland to XOrg, but this didn't solve the issue for gdm. - I'm unable to reproduce the issue, since, unlike the original reporter, my system is equipped with an SSD and Fedora 23.
Created attachment 1105287 [details] Various output from "systemd-analyze", with lightdm enabled
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