Can you try using the connection with the information provided, to see if it works regardless of the message?
Is there a reason it is named localhost-localdomain?
I had tried; The cursor didn’t even change to allow me to click “launch”. The host name is the default on openSUSE; I forgot to change it before starting to play with it. I just uninstalled the app then reinstalled it; same problem. What puzzles me is that it work smoothly on another Win10 computer. I will keep poking around by trying a linux computer or changing the hostname on the rpi or whatever I can dream up. I will keep you posted. But any suggestions from you will be appreciated. Thanks.
That was an interesting idea. The blue area did say that the local endpoint was 127.0.0.1. I tried it and it worked!! So, the connection was made but somehow the remote terminal launch failed. Great! Now I can proceed with what I want to do. Hopefully this is a bug, not a feature, and you guys can get some clue how to fix it in the next release.
Great! This is noted as a bug to fix in an upcoming release. Until then, the connection should work with that same IP address and port until you stop the connection as long as the device is online.