Citrix Workspace Fails to Load Inside a Dockerized Windows Container via RDP
A user running a Windows container in Docker on Linux, accessed over RDP, finds the Citrix Workspace app stalls at running without ever displaying the workspace, while the same setup works over VNC except VNC lacks the microphone passthrough needed for calls. This is a narrow nested-virtualization compatibility issue rather than a broad market gap.
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