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Hm. I'll take a look at Prezto then. For me a new shell takes approx .5 seconds and tab completion is instant, but I'm on a 2014 MacBook Pro and use iTerm2 inst
by smitherfield 11y ago
Hm. I'll take a look at Prezto then. For me a new shell takes approx .5 seconds and tab completion is instant, but I'm on a 2014 MacBook Pro and use iTerm2 instead of the native terminal (not sure if that makes any difference). I don't recall it being any worse on the 2012 MacBook Air + iTerm2 I had previously, but maybe I just didn't know any better.
- 0xCMP 11y agoNo it's noticeable. There is no hesitation in the responses. I recently switched because I setup something for Emacs which needed to run a shell on start up and I noticed just how slow it was because Emacs is not Async and would hang for that shell to boot to run a simple command. On a side note, while prezto is faster, another culprit of slowness is nvm which when I disabled it made the terminal much faster to load.
- sillysaurus3 11y ago... nvm has been the thing slowing down my terminal loads? Thanks.