Open tooyangtoonaive opened 6 years ago
ConEmu is more slower than git's terminal emulator
ConEmu's performance
git's terminal emulator performance
Unanswered
How do you start your console?
@Maximus5
So you do not run bash/vim via cygwin/msys connector in ConEmu? On the "fast" screenshot how do you started your console?
Even vim launch on ConEmu directly, it 's still slow. @Maximus5 It's so strange that there's a more familiar method to start a git's bash than DOUBLE CLICK the shortcut icon on Desktop, isn't it ? Why don't try yourself ? Does it's too difficult to admit a bug ?
@tooyangtoonavie Why do you ignore my questions? Don't you really believe I can magically guess that you start git's bash with "DOUBLE CLICK"? Moreover, how can I guess what is the contents if the shortcut icon on your Desktop?
I will surprise you.
Win+R
and run your C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe
(don't you use DefTerm feature?). Run vim and observe the slowness.Win+R
and run ConEmu64.exe -basic -run {Git Bash}
. Run vim and compare the speed.@Maximus5 OK, I see. I choose "{Bash::Git bash}" on fast configuration and preformance is very fast.
Forgive my rude. thx
@Maximus5 I also experience vim slow when I'm on battery saving on ASUS laptop using windows 7 and cygwin with conemu. Is there anyway to troubleshoot it? Thanks
Nope No atom window. My computer is i7 and 16gb ram. It's accessing localhost Ubuntu VIM, it's heck slow and sometimes not moving.
Regards, Benyamin Limanto sent from my ASUS Fonepad 8
Pada tanggal Rab, 9 Jan 2019 14.01 Siwei 申思维 <notifications@github.com menulis:
in my case,
- Vim version is 8.0
- Atom editor is opening.
so I suggest to close all the "Atom" editor windows and then try again
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@benyaminl Yes you are right . After researching , I found the "vim slow" is not related with 'Atom' editor. So I give up.
Ha-ha-ha.. good one. It's maybe the nature of the conemu it self. It's quite interesting case, because con emu print one by one the screen and it's very slow
Regards, Benyamin Limanto sent from my ASUS Fonepad 8
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@benyaminl https://github.com/benyaminl Yes you are right . After researching , I found the "vim slow" is not related with 'Atom' editor. So I give up.
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Versions
ConEmu build: 180114 x64 OS version: Windows 7 x64 Used shell version (Far Manager, git-bash, cmd, powershell, cygwin, whatever): git-bash GNU bash, version 4.4.12(1)-release (x86_64-pc-msys)
Problem description
Vim is too slow to move cursor with my vimrc when editing file with lots content.
Steps to reproduce
Actual results
Very very slow
Expected results
good performance
my config
.vimrc set cursorcolumn set cursorline highlight CursorLine cterm=NONE ctermbg=DarkRed ctermfg=green guibg=NONE guifg=NONE highlight CursorColumn cterm=NONE ctermbg=DarkRed ctermfg=green guibg=NONE guifg=NONE
ConEmu's config is default.