> I have been dealing with this issue for probably about a year,
> and I keep ignoring it, but it is actually super annoying so
> I've decided to post here and see if anyone has any ideas.
>
> I'm in vim. I've got tabs and buffers open. I use CTRL+Y and
> CTRL+E to scroll up, and down, respectively. Now, when I hold
> down one of these key combinations, I scroll something like, I
> dont know, 20 lines, then theres a little "freeze", lasting
> maybe half a second. The effect is choppy scrolling. Same
> thing happens if I use the arrow keys to scroll, or CTRL+D or
> CTRL+U to scroll screens at a time.
>
> Again this is not a make-or-break issue but I would like to
> figure this out if possible.
Certain settings can make it more (or less) responsive. As a
starting point, what does the following return:
:set lazyredraw? rnu?
Turning 'lazyredraw' on and turning off relative line-numbering
may speed things up if either of them are set to the opposite.
Also, it might help to know whether you're running gvim or under
a terminal (and if so, which: xterm, rxvt, Gnome Terminal,
Konsole, etc; also if using screen/tmux).
-tim
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