Debian Bookworm 2.13 Remote Desktop Manager crashes and clipboard corruption using clipboard integration for RDP sessions

Debian Bookworm 2.13 Remote Desktop Manager crashes and clipboard corruption using clipboard integration for RDP sessions

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OS and desktop environment
Debian Bookworm 2.13
Kernel 6.1.43-amd64
KDE Plasma 5.27.5
KDE Frameworks 5.103.0
Qt 5.15.8
Wayland
Remote Desktop Manager 2025.3.2.2 64-bit

When an RDP session is established using RDM, RDM may freeze and eventually silently exit after copying text to the clipboard. Frequently, the copied text, if successfully copied, will paste into the RDP session in a corrupted form, often consisting of seemingly random unicode characters. It seems that this clipboard data corruption sometimes triggers a sequence of characters that causes RDM to crash. Furthermore, if the text that caused RDM to crash is left in the clipboard, relaunching RDM will result in the application immediately crashing on launch until the clipboard is cleared. The text in the clipboard on the Linux host remains clean and uncorrupted throughout this occurring from the perspective of the Linux host.

I plan to try reproducing this issue on Debian Trixie when I get a chance. I will post results here when I do that. Also, I will capture screenshots of the clipboard corruption and upload them as well.

All Comments (1)

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Hi shawniverson,

We have fixed some text encoding issues in version 2026.1.0.8. Would you mind updating and telling us if this issues still occurs? That would be much appreciated.

Best regards.

Nicolas Parr