This is what we've been working on with the Devolutions MsRdpEx project: a set of new "doors" we've opened using the Microsoft Detours Library for API hooking. When hitting a wall, one can choose to stop, or try building new doors in places that didn't have them.
While the Microsoft RDP client is great, it does not expose everything required to implement all the feature requests that we have. The reality is that in order to deliver features customers want, we need the flexibility of FreeRDP (open-source), but inside the Microsoft RDP client (closed-source). FreeRDP is the only suitable cross-platform RDP client, but it will never be on par with the official Windows RDP client ( MSTSC). While Microsoft offers their official remote desktop client on all platforms except Linux, the only RDP client interface exposed for third-party integration is on Windows. Out of all the protocols and platforms supported by Remote Desktop Manager, RDP on Windows is by far the most popular.
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