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by GrumpySloth
1896 days ago
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In my experience, Magit is slow even on Linux. On my small repos at home, subjectively magit-status seems to take around 0.2-0.3 seconds. And that's just status, the most basic information you ask of git. Committing is several times slower. On a large codebase at work, magit-status usually takes around 10 seconds, sometimes longer. Again, I'm usually running it to just check some basic metadata (what branch I'm on, do I have a dirty tree, if yes, then what files are changed), so it's frustrating to wait. Honestly, I'd expect stuff like that to update effortlessly in real time without me issuing any commands. This is what happens in some other editors. However, currently I'm glued to Emacs because of Tramp for working remotely in a nice GUI and org-mode for time-tracking (TaskWarrior/TimeWarrior isn't for me). I prefer Fork on Windows and Mac (prefer the Windows version for aesthetic reasons). Unfortunately, it's not available for Linux. |
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