Citrix Receiver for Linux-based Thin Clients is Spooktacular Released 9/19/17, Citrix Receiver for Linux allows for users of Linux OS-based devices, such as Thin Clients, to access virtual desktops and hosted applications delivered by XenDesktop & XenApp. The features of Citrix Receiver 13.7 for Linux are majorly two-part. The Linux Receiver is quite different to many of the Citrix Receivers in that: It’s mostly consumed via third party OS or thin-client OEM vendors The hardware it is installed on varies hugely in capabilities and is often lower powered than your average windows PC. An efficient virtual workspace app. The app is the most extensive technology the Citrix family of services has to offer. Citrix Workspace App is a universal software client that allows you to instantly access anytime, anywhere all your workspace services without the trouble of individually sign-on, confusing passwords, and complicated interfaces.
As Citrix doesn't have permission on Thin Client systems, and we don't know what changes are made to the Thin Client operating system, usually we only handle Thin Client related issues from the thin client vendor.
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Below is the standard process to handle such kind of issue:
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- Request Thin Client vendor directly to solve this issue.
- Thin Client vendor should investigate this issue first , as they have the permission or debug version of the thin client which can help capturing necessary logs for this issue.
- If the Thin Client Vendor finds it to be an issue with Citrix Receiver, they should raise a ticket to Citrix Support Service to investigate the issue further.