Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 498614
Remotely Displayed wxMaxima Does Not Respond Correctly to '('
Last modified: 2009-12-18 04:23:34 EST
Description of problem: I ssh into another machine with -Y to allow a forwarded X connection and start wxMaxima. When I type the '(' key, only a '(' appears in the input box. Normally, you get both a '(' and a ')'. Also, highlighting a section of text in the input box and typing a '(' is supposed to wrap the text with parentheses, but instead it simply replaces the selected text with the '('. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): wxMaxima 0.7.6, Maxima 5.16.4, SBCL 1.0.22 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. "ssh -Y host wxmaxima" 2. Type a '(' in the INPUT: box. 3. Type some text in the INPUT: box and highlight it. Then type '(' Actual results: For step 2, only a '(' appears. For step 3, the highlighted text is replaced by a '(' Expected results: 2: Both '(' and ')' appear in the input box. 3: The highlighted text is wrapped with parentheses. Additional info: It works properly if I login at the machine's own console. Only accessing it remotely produces this problem. I tried connecting to the Fedora 10 machine from both a RHEL 4 box (using the proprietary nVidia X driver) and from a Fedora 7 machine (with the regular "radeon" driver).
Boo, I can't reproduce on my rawhide box.
I also couldn't reproduce ssh'ing from my rawhide box, to an older f8 one.
It works correctly ssh'ing from my RHEL 4 box to the Fedora 7 box (wxMaxima 0.7.4).
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