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I have two builds of python 3.8.14 that should be very similar, one I ran
pyenv installwith sudo and the other I ranpyenv installaftersu -. The second build is perfectly fine, but the first is unusably slow, I'm really not sure why. I'm sshed into a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP6 vm.Build command for build 1:
Build commands for build 2:
provided the outputs of these commands under
sudo_install.txtandroot_install.txtsudo_install.txt
root_install.txt
I timed some simple commands to illustrate, but the slower build is just generally unusable.
Timing for 'sudo' build:
Timing for 'root' build
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