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There you go, large init files = slower loads :) I setup zsh to work like my tcsh setup to give it a try and used it for a while. Yes the init files in zsh ar
by jmclnx 4y ago
There you go, large init files = slower loads :)
I setup zsh to work like my tcsh setup to give it a try and used it for a while. Yes the init files in zsh are a bit larger, but I noticed no speed difference at all. In the article it seems they are loading all kinds of things. So I would expect zsh would be slower.
BTW, I am still on tcsh only due to my "muscle memory" and on history the cursor positions at the end of the line instead of the beginning.
- cb321 4y agoBesides large init files, another way to get slow start ups is large history files. I used to set mine to hundreds of thousands of entries until I realized this was slowing down start up time by a factor of several. :-)
- iudqnolq 4y agoThere's always the variety of sqlite history extensions