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I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc and .. maybe conda environme

by Ingaz 3y ago

I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc and .. maybe conda environment but that was unrelated to oh-my-zsh

wyclif 3y ago
I've also not experienced any slowness with oh-my-zsh. Now LunarVim, which is an IDE-like layer for Neovim...that's a totally different story.
- pdimitar 3y ago
  Hmm? What about LunarVim?
  - wyclif 3y ago
    If you add more than a handful of plugins in any of these IDE layers for Neovim, like LunarVim, LazyVim, AstroNvim, &c., it can slow things down to an unacceptable level quickly.
    - pdimitar 3y ago
      That really depends. On the iTerm2 terminal? Yes, sometimes. On Alacritty and Rio? Nope, it's very snappy.
      - pprotas 3y ago
        No need to rely on your terminal to provide performance. LunarVim is very slow even though I use Alacritty, it was the main reason I stopped using it and switched to LazyVim.
        pdimitar 3y ago
        Some plugins can make it crawl, yes. 'Wansmer/symbol-usage.nvim' is one of them. I found that I didn't really need it as much so disabled it and LunarVim became much snappier.
        wyclif 3y ago
        Yes, should have qualified it a little more by adding that it does depend very much on which plugins are currently loaded.
        wyclif 3y ago
        If I'm being quite honest, I think LazyVim is the more polished project. I may end up switching to that; I've been impressed by what I've seen so far (as well as using the lazy.nvim package manager).
latexr 3y ago
> I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. This was years ago, no idea how it is today. But I also have no reason to go back. > I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc That too, but that’s unrelated. To me that was yet another reason to stop using node altogether, I wasn’t enjoying it anyway.

7 ms·

I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc and .. maybe conda environme

by Ingaz 3y ago

I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc and .. maybe conda environment but that was unrelated to oh-my-zsh

wyclif 3y ago
I've also not experienced any slowness with oh-my-zsh. Now LunarVim, which is an IDE-like layer for Neovim...that's a totally different story.
- pdimitar 3y ago
  Hmm? What about LunarVim?
  - wyclif 3y ago
    If you add more than a handful of plugins in any of these IDE layers for Neovim, like LunarVim, LazyVim, AstroNvim, &c., it can slow things down to an unacceptable level quickly.
    - pdimitar 3y ago
      That really depends. On the iTerm2 terminal? Yes, sometimes. On Alacritty and Rio? Nope, it's very snappy.
      - pprotas 3y ago
        No need to rely on your terminal to provide performance. LunarVim is very slow even though I use Alacritty, it was the main reason I stopped using it and switched to LazyVim.
        pdimitar 3y ago
        Some plugins can make it crawl, yes. 'Wansmer/symbol-usage.nvim' is one of them. I found that I didn't really need it as much so disabled it and LunarVim became much snappier.
        wyclif 3y ago
        Yes, should have qualified it a little more by adding that it does depend very much on which plugins are currently loaded.
        wyclif 3y ago
        If I'm being quite honest, I think LazyVim is the more polished project. I may end up switching to that; I've been impressed by what I've seen so far (as well as using the lazy.nvim package manager).
latexr 3y ago
> I heard a lot about slowness of oh-my-zsh but never experienced it myself. This was years ago, no idea how it is today. But I also have no reason to go back. > I had slow starts when I added nvm completion to .zshrc That too, but that’s unrelated. To me that was yet another reason to stop using node altogether, I wasn’t enjoying it anyway.