I would appreciate any help with that matter.
I have an ancient openmotif v2.2 based application that resides on RHEL v6.0. It processes some data and plots graphs and equitation's. I am connecting to that system from my Windows 10H2 box with Xming XServer installed and via Putty (with X forwarding enabled of course).
So far so good, but I noticed that after some upgrade (I changed my NVidia card to RTX A4000 and monitors that support up to 2560x1440) some dialogs start an infinite loop of resizing: a window with graph opens and it cannot stop resizing thus blocking my work with that. I know that is a software bug, for sure, but I can't figure out what to do with that.
I made a small investigation, hope it helps. So I am connecting to RHEL6 from Windows 10 with HiRes 2560x1440, XMing in the form of VcXsrv v.1.20.14.0 (latest) - dialogs resize in a loop. If I downgrade VcXsrv below v.1.14.2.1 - no loop appears, but the dialog is a way too small, I can't even tell what is inside. Also all versions above 1.15 and below 1.13 are somehow slow in connection with Linux box, but I can't understand why.
What I see is that XServer for Windows with versions above 1.14 are taking high resolution into consideration and pass it to Linux openmotif application; that makes it mad with resizing of its controls and widgets.
Is there any way out? No way to upgrade, at least for now. May be there is a solution to zoom XServer applications on Windows side, some parameters. I tried standard font/icons resize of Windows 10 - it just does not affect Linux GUI applications.
Any help appreciated. Thank you.
