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I've also noticed that it's slow on Macs for some reason too. The same set of plugins don't seem to cause a slowdown on Linux.
by antod 9y ago
I've also noticed that it's slow on Macs for some reason too. The same set of plugins don't seem to cause a slowdown on Linux.
- baldfat 9y agoThank you! I have a HUGE bias against Apple in general but when I am using a Mac I have always find it laggy compared to my Linux and even Windows terminals.
- nerdponx 9y agoThat's very strange, it seems to be the case for both Vim and Neovim, and it doesn't depend on the terminal or shell I'm using. Is it just something inherent in the Mac environment then? I was always left scratching my head over the number of plug-ins people used, wondering how the program was even functional for them.
- antod 9y agoI don't really know, as I haven't looked into it much. But my vim config is in git and shared between Linux and Mac laptops. On Linux (2013 Thinkpad) I can't really detect much lag at all, but on the Mac (2015 MBPro) it's really quite annoying - to the point it subjectively seems about as "slow" as Atom. Interactive things like scrolling are especially annoying - non interactive things seem ok though. I'm no Vim or Mac OS poweruser though - I've just kinda put up with or avoided it. Sorry I couldn't really offer much beyond confirmation :)