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Just for your reference, I've got Windows 10 and Powershell 5.1 running on an SSD (probably the only hardware that matters for program launch, really). I can h
by greggyb 10y ago
Just for your reference, I've got Windows 10 and Powershell 5.1 running on an SSD (probably the only hardware that matters for program launch, really).
I can hit Win-X-I and start typing commands as fast as possible and Powershell is up instantly and I've never missed initial characters on a command. For interactive use, it's always there and up quickly.
This is in contrast to the typical start menu search which takes about a second before it registers keystrokes and I'm always searching for something missing the first few letters of the file or executable name.