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by adrian_b
5 days ago
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Even the final starting time for zsh from TFA is quite bad. On a 6-year old desktop PC with a Ryzen CPU, an interactive zsh starts in 20 ms and a login zsh starts in 60 ms. The configuration file for the interactive zsh, i.e. "~/.zshrc", has 75 lines and it configures completions (in the default manner added to ~/.zshrc by compinstall), binds some keys, sets umask and some shell options and defines a bunch of environment variables (including the prompt) and of command aliases. I do not see what else would be needed, which could increase the starting time. My login zsh takes 40 ms longer because I do not use a GUI login, but the classic CLI login, so the login zsh checks if a GUI desktop session is running and if not it starts the session (obviously, the 60 ms login zsh starting time is for when the GUI session is already running). |
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