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When Pro first came out, nearly 10 years ago, it was painfully slow, so I never adopted it and continued to use ArcMap. Since then I have periodically tried to use Pro, hoping it would be faster, but it seemed to still struggle. Now, I am in a new position and building a GIS fresh, I am trying to use only Pro, but yeah, it still seems so slow.
Their focus is on acquiring new customers, and fixing bugs does not help with that.
The customers they want to acquire are on big gov and f100 sector because the money is big there. So supporting cheap computers is unimportant.
Vendor lock in works better for retention than product improvement. So, they never quite support open source unless it's tucked away where you don't normally see it. I am guessing a programmer there does not curry any favor by issuing pull releases on the open source projects they rely on like Python and PostgreSQL.
Microsoft, IBM, etc had to shift their business models around to survive. Esri does not seem to feel that's the case with them yet.
The Diagnostic Monitor may be useful for figuring out how long things are taking and indicating if any specific thing is taking a long time. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/get-started/arcgis-diagnostic-monitor.htm
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