AppImage (Linux) version of electrum-ltc is rather slow to start, it takes about 3 seconds on my modern Intel 1340P machine.
This is because Python bytecode (.pyc files) are not included into .appimage, and since appimage could not be updated, Python compiles them every run.
If .appimage is exctracted with ./electrum-ltc-4.2.2.1-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract and ran from the directory (so it could update itself), subsequent runs are vastly faster.
$ time ./AppRun daemon --help
…
real 0m1,230s
user 0m1,124s
sys 0m0,096s
$ time ./AppRun daemon --help
…
real 0m0,348s
user 0m0,306s
sys 0m0,040s
Please run the application once in your building process, and include all the built .pyc files into .appimage.
AppImage (Linux) version of electrum-ltc is rather slow to start, it takes about 3 seconds on my modern Intel 1340P machine. This is because Python bytecode (
.pyc
files) are not included into .appimage, and since appimage could not be updated, Python compiles them every run.If .appimage is exctracted with
./electrum-ltc-4.2.2.1-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
and ran from the directory (so it could update itself), subsequent runs are vastly faster.Please run the application once in your building process, and include all the built
.pyc
files into .appimage.