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I have a CentOS 5.4 64bit system. When I try to start an xterm through the desktop or command line, it takes over 10 seconds to start.
But if I try to start xlogo, or even gimp, it's fast.
However, I found if I launch xterm as follows:
xterm +u8
It starts fast. I was reading something about delays due to locale, but couldn't make sense of it. But after trying several things from the xterm manpage, I stumbled upon the "+u8" trick.
Can anyone explain the above behavior, and how to fix the environment such that xterms will launch at normal speed without the "+u8" ? I've read it might be due to dns or name resolution, but I've verified /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/nsswitch.conf aren't referencing DNS.
Thanks!
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You realize this is an Arch Linux board? We support Arch systems...
You might want to ask for help on one of the generalist Linux boards.
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