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?
Holy moly. 39 secs for me.
What did you do now?
time yay -Qua
yay -Qua 0,31s user 0,04s system 3% cpu 10,075 total
Slightly better, but 10 s is still too long. Since it is not on my end, it seems they are having some server issues.
bash
[[email protected] ~]$ time yay -Qua
real 0m20,000s
user 0m0,331s
sys 0m0,034s
zsh is better 
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
time yay -Qua [127]
real 7,618 (cpu: 4%, mem: 61k)
user 0,318
sys 0,043
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!
