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The only times my shaders get recompiled is after a Steam game updates or I get a Linux firmware update. I usually run Steam on a second desktop after I boot and am planning to play games later.
I also have the System Info widget, running in the Taskbar on my main desktop, set to show CPU usage. When the CPU usage drops to near zero, I know at a glance when the shaders are done compiling. (It usually doesn't take more than 5-6 minutes).