No, it's just slow. Every command triggers 1 to 2 seconds waiting. It's enough to break any workflow or any desire to use it. Git command line responds in 100 t

No, it's just slow. Every command triggers 1 to 2 seconds waiting. It's enough to break any workflow or any desire to use it. Git command line responds in 100 to 200 ms, which is not a noticeable delay. Is it because of slow git process spawning on Windows, or because magit needs multiple git command invocation to perform an action, or is it "only" slow refresh, I don't know. And honestly, I don't care. It's a chicken and egg problem. It's too slow, so I don't bother to learn it. And since I didn't learn it, I don't see any benefit in using it that could justify hours or even days of digging for performance tweaks and tricks.