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Yeah, this usually happens because with -X/-Y, SSH is running in a way where Ctrl+C gets captured by the local terminal rather than passed through as a signal to the remote session. One workaround is using winpty/WSL or remapping interrupts so Ctrl+C isn’t bound to the local shell behavior. I’ve seen similar workflow issues discussed in setups like an order fulfillment service where small input handling differences can break the whole flow, so it’s really about controlling where the signal is in...

Yeah, this usually happens because with -X/-Y, SSH is running in a way where Ctrl+C gets captured by the local terminal rather than passed through as a signal to the remote session. One workaround is using winpty/WSL or remapping interrupts so Ctrl+C isn’t bound to the local shell behavior. I’ve seen similar workflow issues discussed in setups like an order fulfillment service where small input handling differences can break the whole flow, so it’s really about controlling where the signal is in...

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Ah, that sounds tricky! One workaround I use for keeping remote GUIs accessible on Windows is to have a lightweight viewer open in parallel—tools like alostoratv.app can also help for quick access on PC while you sort out forwarding issues.

Ah, that sounds tricky! One workaround I use for keeping remote GUIs accessible on Windows is to have a lightweight viewer open in parallel—tools like alostoratv.app can also help for quick access on PC while you sort out forwarding issues.