Off topic: I have been sick with Covid since the 8th of February. My sister-in-law was so kind to infect the household. None of us were very sick, just stayed at home and suffered minor muscle pains. Today I no longer have the cough. Meanwhile my sister-in-law is leaving the hospital with oxygen to take home. Karma bites back real hard.
Back on the topic: Been testing the OS on the same machine. I am getting out of 25 reboots; Windows 10 OS (cold boot) 1 minute 45 seconds average time. LXLE (cold boot) 35 seconds average time.
The warm boot - just reboot without power down. Windows 10 OS, 2 minute 24 seconds average time. LXLE, 42 seconds average time.
Now let's convert this to a percentile. Windows 10 OS warm - 144 seconds = 100% Windows 10 OS cold - 105 seconds = 72.9% = 27% faster than the warm boot. LXLE OS warm - 42 seconds = 29.1% = 71% faster than the Windows 10 warm boot. LXLE OS warm - 35 seconds = 24.3% =76% faster than the Windows 10 warm boot.
Time will vary from CPU to CPU, and other factors such as HDD and RAM speed.
I have a fast-as-balls modern system (w. NVME & i5-10400), and I find that it boots Lubuntu in about one minute -where my old Pentium G620 system would boot LXLE in 30 seconds. I have no Windows 10 time comparison ...I do not want one:)