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I noticed that full screen is much slower in recent releases even back as far as six months ago or more.
It didn't use to be the case I believe. It is noticeable when scrolling line by line.
I use non-native fullscreen all day, every day, and have noticed no slowdowns whatsoever.
My guess is that Vim's silly defaults.vim setup inserted some setting that you used to not have set, and that's causing it. Or that a syntax file that you use frequently got changed and is now slower. Or that some plugin is doing resource-intensive things.
Does it happen with mvim -u NONE -U NONE -N --noplugin?
On retina screens the renderer really chugs. It's not super noticeable on a macbook screen at default retina resolution, but if it's a big retina screen, it totally tanks.
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chdiza commentedon Mar 31, 2018
I use non-native fullscreen all day, every day, and have noticed no slowdowns whatsoever.
My guess is that Vim's silly
defaults.vimsetup inserted some setting that you used to not have set, and that's causing it. Or that a syntax file that you use frequently got changed and is now slower. Or that some plugin is doing resource-intensive things.Does it happen with
mvim -u NONE -U NONE -N --noplugin?amadeus commentedon Apr 4, 2018
I bet it's related to this issue - #499
On retina screens the renderer really chugs. It's not super noticeable on a macbook screen at default retina resolution, but if it's a big retina screen, it totally tanks.
jordwalke commentedon Apr 6, 2018
I have a big screen, and it's 4K and it's very very slow.
ychin commentedon Dec 20, 2018
Closing this as it's a duplicate of #499.
See #499 (comment) for rationale for closing.