IAP Desktop uses a UI that’s similar to Visual Studio: We can dock tool windows, let them auto-hide when we don’t need them, or let them float as separate windows. But that flexibility didn’t apply to RDP windows – they always stayed at the center, and IAP Desktop wouldn’t let us rearrange them. This limitation wasn’t accidental: Floating and docking aren’t standard MDI features. Instead, it’s a concept implemented by Visual Studio and DockPanelSuite (the library used by IAP D...
