Loading from iso USB stick - observations

[anneranch]

I generally do not stare at the progress of installing from iso file , but...
1. It takes more time to find installation options / paertitions when 3TB disk is used
2. It takes noticeable time to "update grub" on same size of disk
3. The "fresh install " to formatted partition "prepares for removal " and "removes "
many files , some language specific stuff
REMOVES from where ?

4. After install and "reboot" the UEFI setup timeout is nowhere what is optioned.
5. When I finally get the artist picture of rhino few seconds later I get the "folders"
icons and after more , few seconds the "desktop" icons.
By then I am asleep...

These are just observations, not really issues to write home about
The Ubuntu version was omitted to protect the guilty.

 

[Tolkem]

What do you mean exactly by "loading from USB stick? Do you mean running the OS from the USB in live mode? That tends to be slower.
Regarding your observations:
1. Is it an HDD or SSD?
2. Same as above.
3. Don't understand that.
4. UEFI timeout must be set in BIOS.
5. Artist picture?

 

[captain-sensible]

5)= rhino

 

[Deleted member 108694]

3) During any install the Linux OS will remove any unneeded packages from the install - these are usually removed from the tmp install directory which your machine does not need or require to run - like languages, drivers and such
5) rhino - are you referring to Rolling Rhino? which is a tool to convert Ubuntu Desktop, and the official desktop flavors, that has been installed from a daily image into a "rolling release" by opting into and tracking the developmental series. This is a script which does cause some extra time to boot sequence