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I thought so, too. I'm not interested enough to benchmark it, but for all practical purposes it's instantaneous on my machine. As fast to open a new terminal
by jlarocco 2y ago
I thought so, too. I'm not interested enough to benchmark it, but for all practical purposes it's instantaneous on my machine. As fast to open a new terminal as it is to switch to the existing one.
- macromaniac 2y agoMine takes 50ms, assuming wsl is hot (recorded screen and compared mouse click frame to window pop up frame). I think op should try a different wsl distro or a blank machine and compare differences. I have on access scanning off, performance on, Ubuntu wsl distro, and windows 10.
- rfoo 2y agoI believe OP recorded him pressing a key on keyboard and counted between key is clearly pressed and the moment when xterm is up. Compare to screen recording, this adds latency introduced by keyboard and monitor, which sometimes could be 100ms+. See https://danluu.com/input-lag/ https://danluu.com/input-lag/
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