1. Application closes unexpectedly when VNC and one or more SSH sessions are open.
This is the result of running out of memory from within iSSH. With more memory in the iPhone 3GS, one should encounter these
issues less often with these newer devices.
2. Application closes unexpectedly when using KDE in the X server.
This is the result of running out of memory from within iSSH. Work is being done to improve memory management
with regard to X clients that place particularly heavy memory requirements on the X server. At this moment in time
the most recent version of KDE seems to be the worst offender with regard to X server memory usage. With more memory in the iPhone 3GS, one should encounter these
issues less often with these newer devices.
3. The VNC connection to OS X remote sharing servers is slow, unresponsive or unreliable.
The VNC server implementation in OS X 10.5.x is rather unreliable and the actual remote sharing protocol used outside of VNC is undocumented. One can observe similiar
behavior on desktop clients connecting to OS X systems as VNC as well. I strongly suggest the use of Vine VNC Server for a more reliable experience with VNC and OS X.
4. The SSH connection doesn't complete the X11 forwarding. X clients error with " Error: Can't open display:"
OS X and many other *nix-like systems have X11 forwarding disabled by default. To enable X11 forwarding for OS X, type the following:
sudo nano /etc/sshd_config
change line that reads: #X11Forwarding No
to read:
X11Forwarding Yes
You will have to restart your Mac (or simply the SSH service) to have this setting take effect.
5. Last line of text is obscured by keyboard
We're aware that in some orientations and zoom levels the keyboard can obscure the text. We're working to fix this for good. Right now a decent workaround is to simply change the default zoom level to in General Settings something slightly different. Should be fixed pretty soon!
