Currently the system waits 40 seconds before starting daemon plugins. This can cause arbitrary delays in starting the daemon plugins that the user possibly depends on, and should be avoided, but decreasing the startup delay and more could cause daemon plugins to start before the system is ready and the user is logged in. Perhaps detecting the presence of the user's ID from their folder in /home/chronos would work?
Currently the system waits 40 seconds before starting daemon plugins. This can cause arbitrary delays in starting the daemon plugins that the user possibly depends on, and should be avoided, but decreasing the startup delay and more could cause daemon plugins to start before the system is ready and the user is logged in. Perhaps detecting the presence of the user's ID from their folder in /home/chronos would work?