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The execution of the rmcup command takes about 3 seconds. That means that actions such as entering or exiting vim or tmux are very slow. It is difficult to quantify this slowness because the problem is in the terminal output and not in the pty.
For example, the following command appears to take 3 seconds when running under ConEmu, but is instantaneous when running under cmd.exe:
xobs@Cuboid:/$ time vim -c ":q"
real 0m0.184s
user 0m0.047s
sys 0m0.047s
xobs@Cuboid:/$
A workaround is to unset the rmcup command in termcap for the default terminal, xterm-256color:
...of course, removing rmcup disables the ability to get the scrollbar back after running such commands. Whether this is preferable is left as an exercise to the reader.
The execution of the
rmcup
command takes about 3 seconds. That means that actions such as entering or exiting vim or tmux are very slow. It is difficult to quantify this slowness because the problem is in the terminal output and not in the pty.For example, the following command appears to take 3 seconds when running under
ConEmu
, but is instantaneous when running under cmd.exe:A workaround is to unset the
rmcup
command in termcap for the default terminal, xterm-256color:This will place a patched termcap info file in
~/.terminfo/x/xterm-256color
that simply removes thermcup
variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: