On Wed, 3 Feb 2021 at 14:13, Artem Tim <ego.cordatus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I did my own various tests on Ryzen (Zen 2) 4 month ago or so on Fedora 32/33 vs Clear Linux which known to be "fastest" distro and in almost all benchmarks Fedora was equal or even faster a little bit then Clear Linux. In rare cases Clear Linux was faster within the margin of error. Have no idea what they mean by "sluggish".
Sluggish can mean all kinds of things to different people so it is not a useful metric term. Network latency, disk drive latency, and startup times are the usual culprits. However other items like background colour and font look and feel can give people the feeling something is 'sluggish' or 'slower' versus another system because a mouse will 'feel' like its slower than in another due to human brain wiring than actual facts. As such, I would just take it as a figure of speech which would need careful testing to see what was going on before seeing what might be the cause.
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