I just checked updates to the AUR packages with yay
and it took 20 seconds:
~🐸 time yay -Qua
real 20.152 (cpu: 1%, mem: 48k)
user 0.348
sys 0.047
That’s rather slow, compared to what I’m used to. Does anyone have any clue to what’s going on?
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Holy moly. 39 secs for me.
What did you do now?
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SGS
#3
time yay -Qua
yay -Qua 0,31s user 0,04s system 3% cpu 10,075 total
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Slightly better, but 10 s is still too long. Since it is not on my end, it seems they are having some server issues.
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SGS
#5
bash
[[email protected] ~]$ time yay -Qua
real 0m20,000s
user 0m0,331s
sys 0m0,034s
zsh is better 
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BTW, if you want your zsh
time
to look like bash
time
just set your TIMEFMT
variable 
What I have in my .zshrc
:
export TIMEFMT=$'\033[1mreal\t%*E\033[0m\t(cpu: %P, mem: %Mk)\nuser\t%*U\nsys\t%*S'
man time
for more info 
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SGS
#7
time yay -Qua [127]
real 7,618 (cpu: 4%, mem: 61k)
user 0,318
sys 0,043
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After sleeping on it, the problem seems to have fixed itself (at least from my perspective):
~🐸 time yay -Qua
real 0.593 (cpu: 62%, mem: 47k)
user 0.328
sys 0.045
Now, that’s more like it!
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