Norm,
I am seeing the same problem using vim on remote Linux systems and
displaying back to macOS running XQuartz (X11) server 2.7.11.
Thanks for the work-around. I made it a bit more permanent by adding these
statements to my ~/.vimrc file:
" Work-around for garbage/corrupt edit display back to
" macOS XQuartz (X11) server with newer vi/vim
if (&term == 'xterm')
set term=dummy
set term=xterm
endif
Any idea on the root cause of this problem? How to get it fixed?
Thanks.
Dick Riegner
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