Not that I know anything about the software in question but... don't run it on a production host. Or when you're connected to a production host. 99% of your wo

Not that I know anything about the software in question but... don't run it on a production host. Or when you're connected to a production host. 99% of your work should be spent on non production hosts. Fire up your old XTerm or whatever when you need to manage a production machine. I don't really see the problem.