As far as I know, there are two types of boot in a computer:
Is "post-boot" the correct term, or should it be referred to as "distro boot"?
Also, when systemd or the GRUB bootloader takes a few seconds to initialize the OS, is that considered pre-boot or post-boot?
And when I see the distribution displaying boot logs, is that when post-boot or distro boot starts?
- Pre-boot
This typically starts from the moment you press the power button. - Post-boot
This begins when you select the distribution in the bootloader, or is it better to call it distro boot?
Is "post-boot" the correct term, or should it be referred to as "distro boot"?
Also, when systemd or the GRUB bootloader takes a few seconds to initialize the OS, is that considered pre-boot or post-boot?
And when I see the distribution displaying boot logs, is that when post-boot or distro boot starts?