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How to disable launch animation (scale up) #915
Description
Is your feature request related something that is currently hard to do? Please describe.
It launchs slow. The animation also increase startup time and not so good (scale from 0 to 1?), hurt eyes.
Describe the solution you'd like
disable, or change scale effect?
Describe alternatives you've considered
None.
Additional context
VSCode slows too. But show windows immediately no animation. I want to have an option to disable it. Thanks.
Reacted by Eir Nym and Dang
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ychin commentedon Jun 21, 2019
Wait, how long is "slow"? It shouldn't take more than half a second or so to launch. I'm wondering if it's misc plugins and vimrc settings making the launch slow. If you launch vim in terminal does it come up immediately? What happens if you launch MacVim GUI with no plugins (do
mvim -u NONE -U NONEin terminal)?eirnym commentedon Jun 21, 2019
I see the same even I have no configuration at all (
-u NONE -U NONE). This is how MacVim GUI creates a new window. I'd also prefer to have no such animation at all.The half of a second is enough to be noticeable and it may be bad for some people. Most applications on macOS doesn't include open animation (e.g. Safari, Terminal, Mail). It's better to add a
defaultsoption to change this behaviour.yam-liu commentedon Jun 25, 2019
@ychin As @eirnym said, the slow may caused by plugins. It doesn't matter in this case, I will optimize it latter. Even when plugins are all disabled, the animation is also annoying.
ychin commentedon Jul 7, 2019
I guess I'm ok with adding an option to turn it off. The animation is the default if you use the "document window" style, and you can see that in default apps like TextEdit and Apple Maps, so I'm going to leave the current behavior as default. The new option will be a command-line-only toggle.
For text editors, seems like Xcode does do the "pop" animation like MacVim, but VSCode / Sublime Text do not.
Add option to remove the launch animation of MacVim windows
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