Hi!

In the last days I tried to compile the current vim with X11
on different machines.  The normal cases (sitting in front
of my own machine and display) work well as usual.

But:  To one Machine seemingly is the 'way' too slow to
work with the X11 cut-and-paste buffer and the test dies
with timeout. (Machine is a small virtual workstation
I log into by 'ssh -X' while teleworking).
May be you can add an option or env_var to make
the timeouts longer?

Another test fails, seemingly because there is no
textual representation of my passwd entry.  The machine
works via LDAP and 'sssd' and sssd caches users some
place of it's own.

'getent passwd $USER' still works, but with the old
'grep $USER /etc/passwd' nobody will be seen.

So somewhere the expansion of ~myself fails, but
if I put the result of 'getent passwd myself' at
the end of /etc/passwd it works again.

May be somebody can work this out ...

Stucki

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