systemd: add multi-user.target to After list #488
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Signed-off-by: Isaiah Grace <[email protected]>
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See: moby/moby#41297
By adding multi-user.target to the After list on the unit file, we get rid of a dependency chain that forces multi-user.target (and therefore a graphical desktop) to wait for network-online.target. This sped up my boot sequence by 9 seconds, while maintaining the same functionality.