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leithner

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues insert key in SSH Sessions

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thanks

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues F2 in SSH Sessions

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thanks

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues ctrl+d in SSH Sessions

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thanks

Connection filter is broken after selecting filtered connection

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RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues insert key in SSH Sessions

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Why will all this function keys get capture in a "remote desktop client" software?

Remote Desktop Manager 2026.3.1.2 64-bit

Runtime: .NET 10.0.13

Platform: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

Allocated memory: 284 MB

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues ctrl+d in SSH Sessions

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Did anyone testing ssh before releasing new features?

Open an SSH session and press ctrl+d to logout, instead the settings screen opens... who needs a shortcut for the settings screen?

This version is so broken that I downgrade soon...

Remote Desktop Manager 2026.3.1.2 64-bit

Runtime: .NET 10.0.13

Platform: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

Allocated memory: 284 MB

Connection filter is broken after selecting filtered connection

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In the latest version the new filter field is broken, when I filter for a connection, open the ssh connection and click back into the filter, I can't type anything.

I can click on the X, which removes the content but clicking again in the field and try to type, it doesn't work.

After alt+tab and going back it's working again.

Remote Desktop Manager 2026.3.1.2 64-bit

Runtime: .NET 10.0.13

Platform: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

Allocated memory: 327 MB

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues F2 in SSH Sessions

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Btw. when pressing f2 and the rename dialog opens, afterwards RDM disappears the task switcher (alt+tab) in KDE

RDM 2026.3.1.2 captues F2 in SSH Sessions

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Hi,

since the upgrade on the latest version SSH has a kind of annoying feature, it create a rename dialog for the connection while you are in an ssh session.

Pretty sure nobody needs a short cut to rename a connection ever, even it's common shortcut in file explorers... can this be disabled or removed or if it can be configured point me where an disable it per default for other frustrated future users?

Remote Desktop Manager 2026.3.1.2 64-bit

Runtime: .NET 10.0.13

Platform: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

Allocated memory: 107 MB

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