On Fri, 9 Sept 2022, 12:45 jr, <creature.eternal@gmail.com> wrote:
hi,
On Fri, 9 Sept 2022 at 12:39, A. S. Budden wrote:
> ...
>> I tried removing the HOME environment variable from cygwin (it's not set to anything in the Windows system, whereas it's set to /home/al in cygwin) and ran the command again from the cygwin terminal and it took a long time to start. I reset HOME to /home/al and it still took a long time to start! Opening a new cygwin terminal resulted in a quick start again. This is really weird!
(shot in the dark, have no MS Windows) what happens if you set a HOME
variable under Windows?
Oooh, that was a good shot! Setting the HOME environment variable seems to work (again, I've only tested this on one machine so far; I'll try the other tomorrow). It doesn't seem to matter what it's set to: I tried c:\cygwin\home\al and also just c:\ and it both cases Vim started very quickly.
Assuming it works on the other PC then that feels like a good & simple fix, but it'd be nice to understand why Vim goes slowly without HOME set to anything.
Thanks
Al
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