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Great to see this quantified! My pet peeve is laggy interfaces. I'm not surprised to see Atom on there, because browsers do seem to have a big problem with th
by chubot 11y ago
Great to see this quantified! My pet peeve is laggy interfaces. I'm not surprised to see Atom on there, because browsers do seem to have a big problem with this. Ubuntu seems to have a big problem with this too, e.g. in the native "gedit".
Back in the Ubuntu 4.0 days (2006 or so), the default terminal was really slow. I didn't really know how to use Linux then, so I would SSH into with Putty on Windows, and use the terminal/Vim that way. This was actually more responsive than a local terminal!
Does anyne else feel a sense of raw power when they switch to a native terminal (Ctrl-Alt-F1) ... ?
- hueving 11y agoTry out mosh. Local buffers really make a difference for that latency.
- chubot 11y agoWell I was saying that using a shell or vim via Putty/SSH from Windows (and a fast corporate network connection) was actually MORE responsive than sitting at that computer, and using GNOME terminal or whatever it was! I've heard of mosh though -- it sounds cool.