This problem actually does not only occur in Manjaro but in all Linux distributions, but now using Manjaro, previously I used Windows and it booted fast, btw I used SSD NVME, then I moved to Linux and the boot was still fast, then I moved to 4 distros other then the problem occurred, after that I still moved to the distro and ignored the problem, when the power button was pressed and displayed the Lenovo logo it could take up to 10 seconds, even though before this problem occurred, a few seconds after pressing the power button the Lenovo logo immediately appeared
This must be a local issue - my system boots in no time - of course the boottime is depending on services loaded - e.g. requiring a network can slow things down when you are on wireless.
I use a multitude of systems various brands and configurations only commonality is Manjaro. None of them are noticable slow.
Unless you are actually using flatpak, snap - whatever I highly recommend disabling those and the related apparmor services.
hi, I have similar problem: NVME drive, systemd-analyze blame points to dev-nvme0n1p2; device name from blame report is constant across multiple boots, while UUID changes, sometimes it is swap partition, then home partition or even efi partition; delay introduced is ~ 15 seconds, which does not feel right.