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It might be worth checking to see if plain remote X (without ssh) is
affected. If it is (I think this is likely), then the bug isn't with ssh
but with either your X client, X server or X configuration, and we
shoul
Hi Robie,
thanks for you answer, I've asked to the sysadmin to make a test and let me
know if X server works fine and he told me that he hasn't verified any kind of
issue, so I think that is something wrong with my Ubuntu installation. I've
made also a test with a virtual installation(Oracle Vir
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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I have exactly the same issue. While connecting through ssh on a remote
Linux server, most Java related screens come up with scrambled fonts. I
have tested the same on a Vbox running Ubuntu mate and it works fine.
I have gone through some display driver settings and I have found a
workaround:
X forwarding is a pretty straightforward channel. If there's bug here,
then given that X forwarding generally works for you it seems more
likely to me that the bug is in the X server or X client or some
incompatibility between them, rather than in ssh.
For example, I suggest that you check that yo
Hi
I believe you are right. SSH does not seem to be the issue. If I change
display driver from SNA to UXA it works fine. So it must be an X client
issue.
I'm not aware of any other method for remote X than SSH. And I mean
direct. For example VNC runs on the server so is not what we are looking
fo
** Package changed: openssh (Ubuntu) => xserver-xorg-video-intel
(Ubuntu)
** Summary changed:
- ssh X11 forwarding has screen issue with Java applications
+ Screen issue with Java applications
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