All, I know this is an old post but I also had a type lag issue. I searched and came across this post:
sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/5 … yping-lag/
If you have “GitGutter” package installed, try un-installing it. worked for me.
Eric
All, I know this is an old post but I also had a type lag issue. I searched and came across this post:
sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/5 … yping-lag/
If you have “GitGutter” package installed, try un-installing it. worked for me.
Eric
After some attempts at removing packages the one that solved it for me was Color Highlighter.
Tools > Color highlighter > DISABLE
right away the speed from mouse interactively delay is nearly all gone. I would create groups of packages based on the project. That way im not running everything all the time.
I was about to give up on this too but glad i found a solution for my windows 10 64bit machine.
Thanks for the software usage, considering a valid license now
Did you use ImageMagick (convert.exe) to indicate colors?
If yes, just don’t do that and Color highlighter
works fine.
Thanks for the GPU setting for Macs tip - I set "gpu_window_buffer": "true"
in my settings and that helped enormously - thanks again!
My issue btw was a horrible lag when scrolling in Sublime 3.
please someone help!!!
Since few days sublime text 3 is being tooo much laggy. I can’t just normally. Words appears a few seconds later after I type.
Also there is not any problem in my system as everything else is running smoothly and fine.
This is just unexpected.
Also I updated to newest version in hope to help but to no avail. So please suggest any solution.
Thanks.
I have been having problems as well with ST3 (build 3103) being laggy on my RHEL 6 linux system, even though nothing else is running and ST3 is very close to the default install configuration. Typing is delayed by about 1/2 a second, scrolling is painful and using the mouse is worse. Any suggestions besides those above?
Turns out that my system memory was failing and the barrage of message to /var/log/mcelog was killing my performance, even though it didn’t show up as a CPU drain in the system monitor. With the bad memory modules removed I am back to typical (Windows) Sublime performance.