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Noticeably slower when running remotely #618
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turn off The slow commands you mentioned are from |
Indeed counsel counts for a big chunk of CPU usage ... any advice ?
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Can you re-test and expand |
Here you go ... it looks the
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I'm not developer of counsel/ivy, so I can only guess. Looks initially there are too many candidates, so most time is wasted to rendering in mini-buffer. You can re-binding I suggest you also submit bug report to @abo-abo, and reference this issue in the report so he can improve |
See abo-abo/swiper#1218 |
This is a fantastic collection of emacs goodies, I forked yours a while ago and have been keeping it sync-ed with your repo, thank you!
Regarding the performance, when running locally (on PC) there is no slowness whatsoever, but using the same configuration to run emacs25 on a remote server is noticeably slower, tried both emacs-nox in ssh terminal and emacs X11 (using Exceed X-Server with ssh X11 tunneling).
The typical syndrome is that emacs would freeze for several seconds or even longer when C-s or M-x, then resumes. I've tried this on both our Redhat 6.5 box (Cisco UCS physical blade) and Solaris box (M-6000), same experience.
Network latency shouldn't be an issue, as the servers are in a DC only a few kilometers away and we are on the fast corp network, all the other apps just work fine.
Very much appreciated if you can shed some light and give some advice on troubleshooting. Thanks.
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