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Date: Sat, 02 Aug 2003 08:34:44 +0100
From: David Selby <cygwin@pusspaws.net>
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Subject: vim speed issue
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Hello,

OK newbe cygwin user here, have read manual + faq ... so not just lept 
in with a question !

I have a 700MHz PIII 256MB, I have installed cygwin on 98SE.
When running it can seem a little slow, ie "man man" takes 2-3 seconds, 
vim screen ripples as I scroll up.

In the FAQ it states that upgrades can have speed problems, This is a 
new install.

Is it a case of cygwin is just another process as far as 98SE is 
concerned & so only gets a slice of CPU time ? In which case AOK, no 
probs I can live with it. Or is there something I need to tweak ?

Thanks in advance
Dave


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