Have a hidden atom loaded and all initialized and then fork it for each new window -- then it is all preloaded and ready to go. :) Might be a bit tricky to get a unique environment each time, but then add an init function to do that.
Or have an on computer startup process (yuck), that basically warms the atom cache for you. I know Microsoft Office does this or did this.
Or have an on computer startup process (yuck), that basically warms the atom cache for you. I know Microsoft Office does this or did this.