Entering insert mode is slow about maximum-awesome HOT 5 CLOSED

This happens with any size file? I just installed and I'm having no such problems. I have a Macbook Pro, but with similar hardware.

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Yes, it did it even for small files. I've been using the default version
of vim which comes with OS-X, and it is certainly an older version.

After I went through and removed things I'd had no use for (e.g. "pastie")
and a bunch of miscellaneous t-pope script packages (e.g. "ragtag", etc..),
the slowness went away.

Overall, I think maximum-awesome has way too much extra scrap that isn't
likely to be useful for most people. It required a non-trivial amount of
purging unnecessary modules before vim felt fast again.

Perhaps I'm just more of a minimalist.

On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 10:22 AM, Connor Mullen [email protected]:

This happens with any size file? I just installed and I'm having no such
problems. I have a Macbook Pro, but with similar hardware.

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Interesting... opinions on the extra plugins aside, the vanilla install should not be slow to insert. It was not for me. Could you have been hitting swap space?

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That seems highly unlikely- this is a fresh OS install, and one of the very
first things I went to go setup.

On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Connor Mullen [email protected]:

Interesting... opinions on the extra plugins aside, the vanilla install
should not be slow to insert. It was not for me. Could you have been
hitting swap space?

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My guess is that the keyboard shortcut you are using is actually a prefix of another keyboard shortcut and vim is simply waiting to ensure the shorter one is the one you meant. This is similar to the issue we had with <leader>a taking forever because <leader>a<something else> was also defined. Check your mappings to see what else might be interfering.

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