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I have a script that written completely with bash compatible in mind, that used with dmenu to handle a task.



I use zsh as default shell, in that script I have shebang like #!/usr/bin/env bash, dmenu invoke the script to do task pretty fast, but when I change interpreter to use origin zsh like below:



#!/usr/bin/env zsh
emulate -L zsh


comparing visual when surf through task in dmenu, I can see visual delay when use zsh as interpreter than bash. This struck me because I'm trying to migrate completely from bash/sh to zsh (zsh supports better for writing shell scripts imho)










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    I have a script that written completely with bash compatible in mind, that used with dmenu to handle a task.



    I use zsh as default shell, in that script I have shebang like #!/usr/bin/env bash, dmenu invoke the script to do task pretty fast, but when I change interpreter to use origin zsh like below:



    #!/usr/bin/env zsh
    emulate -L zsh


    comparing visual when surf through task in dmenu, I can see visual delay when use zsh as interpreter than bash. This struck me because I'm trying to migrate completely from bash/sh to zsh (zsh supports better for writing shell scripts imho)










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      I have a script that written completely with bash compatible in mind, that used with dmenu to handle a task.



      I use zsh as default shell, in that script I have shebang like #!/usr/bin/env bash, dmenu invoke the script to do task pretty fast, but when I change interpreter to use origin zsh like below:



      #!/usr/bin/env zsh
      emulate -L zsh


      comparing visual when surf through task in dmenu, I can see visual delay when use zsh as interpreter than bash. This struck me because I'm trying to migrate completely from bash/sh to zsh (zsh supports better for writing shell scripts imho)










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      I have a script that written completely with bash compatible in mind, that used with dmenu to handle a task.



      I use zsh as default shell, in that script I have shebang like #!/usr/bin/env bash, dmenu invoke the script to do task pretty fast, but when I change interpreter to use origin zsh like below:



      #!/usr/bin/env zsh
      emulate -L zsh


      comparing visual when surf through task in dmenu, I can see visual delay when use zsh as interpreter than bash. This struck me because I'm trying to migrate completely from bash/sh to zsh (zsh supports better for writing shell scripts imho)







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