Luc Goulet

Bonjour,

I am currently developing an X11 server for RDM, and i would appreciate it if you could tell me which X11 applications you intend to use.

Knowing this would allow me to focus my debugging and development efforts on the applications that matter most to you.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Bonjour,

I am currently developing an X11 server for RDM, and i would appreciate it if you could tell me which X11 applications you intend to use.

Knowing this would allow me to focus my debugging and development efforts on the applications that matter most to you.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

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Regards,

Thank you for the feedback — it's greatly appreciated.

I have an additional question regarding the asterisks (*) that are being displayed. These asterisks appear to be aligned with the 'User' and 'Password' fields.

Are there any invisible fields (non-display, in IBM terminology) on this screen? If so, that could be the source of the issue. The documentation I have isn't very clear about how non-display fields are supposed to be rendered. So I've chosen to display all of them as *, and it's possible the issue comes from that choice.

Do you see any other display anomalies apart from these asterisks?

Regards

Hi Agrimgrover,

I noted that your RDM parity setting is set on default. Did you try to set it explicitly to NONE? May be your default are not good.

I'm trying to reproduce your problem but until now I was unable to replicated it unfortunatly. If you try my suggestion let me know if that solved the problem or not.

Best regards,

Luc

Hi agrimgrover,

I need to know if you are running on an intel mac or an arm mac, your serial adapter is a usb-c or standard usb. This can help us to reproduce your problem.

Thank you.