As Lubuntu is aimed at low powered systems, there is no reason why it can’t be used on more powerful systems.
I have had skype autoloading for a while now and it takes ages, adding a good 20 seconds or so it seems to the ready to use time after logging in.
if you look in.
~/.config/autostart.
You should find the skype icon in there, delete this and it will stop it loading at start up.
Thanks to the Lubuntu-mailing list people for this as they have been helping me with various issues recently.
The following may be linked to this, the second one is clearly a repeat of the above but the global one should be useful too.
Lubuntu global start up applications: /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart. Lubuntu local start up applications: ~/.config/autostart.
CURRENT BOOT TIME NOTES
I have now got my boot time down to 1 min 5 seconds, however this is
boot to logjn
stop stopwatch
type password
press enter / login and restart stopwatch,
1 min 5 seconds to me is a long long time, but take in to account that my system has been running for a few years, started out with ubuntu, also seems to have to have other things running which are not needed. I am sure it can be reduced further.
