Not really. Arch takes about 10 seconds less to boot up than Mint on my machine. Then there would be the question of having to wait for both the host OS and guest (virtual) OS to boot up.
It's a one-time expense, too, in terms of time. And there's the added benefit that you learn how to partition, how to mount, link, etc.
It's a one-time expense, too, in terms of time. And there's the added benefit that you learn how to partition, how to mount, link, etc.