Probably because it’s written in Python, which is a mind-bogglingly slow language.
You can do things like rewrite individual performance critical methods in C or Rust, but only if there are identifiable performance critical methods.
If it’s just a general slowness across the code, you would pretty much have to rewrite the whole thing in another language to fix that.
+1 for OpenSUSE. I tried to give Fedora a go, but dnf is really slow when compared to zypper so I went back to OpenSUSE.
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Probably because it’s written in Python, which is a mind-bogglingly slow language.
You can do things like rewrite individual performance critical methods in C or Rust, but only if there are identifiable performance critical methods.
If it’s just a general slowness across the code, you would pretty much have to rewrite the whole thing in another language to fix that.