thiagoalex

Thank you very much; I tested it at home last night and it’s working well. I’m going to update it now on my work computer.

I am also in the same situation. I configured Syntax Highlighting on my work machine (Fedora) using an older RDM version. Recently, I switched from Windows to Fedora at home and noticed that this option was removed in the current version, along with the lack of options to import settings (which I exported from work) or import colors. If necessary, I can open a separate issue specifically for importing settings. As shown in the image, it is working on this older installation.

Thank you very much for your feedback and effort, I will update and test!

I'm also looking forward to when the Linux version has all the features of the Windows version

Hello Hubert, I appreciate the initiative and look forward eagerly to the implementation of the feature.

I didn't understand how to perform the following setup.

When I'm in an SSH session with a Linux machine, the hostname of the machine appears in bold, and this happens automatically, I didn't make any configuration for this.

So, I would like to replicate this action for the syntax highlighting I configured for my network devices, but I can't make the font bold, only the color changes according to what I configured in the ANSI Bold.

Denis, perfect, I really solved it. I didn't imagine it could be the environment variable because in MobaXterm there's a similar option, but it never gave me trouble. There, I had issues with X11. I've been migrating everything I use from Moba to here. I really liked the application.

Since December, I have been testing RDM to manage my equipment. Despite considering it very good, I am having trouble connecting an SSH session to a Huawei OLT. RDM theoretically can connect, but no information appears in the terminal. I say "theoretically" because when establishing a Telnet session, the equipment informs my last access, which coincides with the attempt to connect via SSH.

I have no idea what I can adjust in the session. I've already tried "override terminal type" through xterm, but the field doesn't show me any selection, so I literally typed "xterm". I don't know if this is the correct way. I also tried the "keyboard" part, toggled X11 on and off. Anyway, I don't know what to do.