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by chubot
3257 days ago
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I don't have this experience -- I highly suspect NFS or another network file system. On my system, hitting Ctrl-Shift-T inside xterm is almost instant, and that starts a bash process. Likewise for Ctrl-B C in tmux. Bash's startup files are annoying, but you can probably pinpoint the problem with strace. Or maybe try running: strace bash
vs. strace bash --norc --rcfile=/dev/null
However this isn't the full story because bash's startup sequence is a nightmare and neither of those is likely to be exactly what happens when you're starting a new shell. |
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