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Currently it's not possible to play sound in neurodesktop. However, this is possible by doing this:
compile xrdp pulseaudio modules for Focal, and then there's some complications around how the modules are loaded with systemd.
There's a issue about it here: neutrinolabs/xrdp#1910
Docker makes it very hard to use systemd inside a container but lucky fo me, Matthew Warman had already figured this part out for CentOS and was extremely helpful in getting this to work for me with Ubuntu. With his guidance, I was able to build an Ubuntu 20.04 Docker image that was tailored for my purposes. You can use this image as a vagrant provider to start your own Ubuntu Docker containers that behave like virtual machines for doing development work, compete with an init system.
Currently it's not possible to play sound in neurodesktop. However, this is possible by doing this:
compile xrdp pulseaudio modules for Focal, and then there's some complications around how the modules are loaded with systemd.
There's a issue about it here: neutrinolabs/xrdp#1910
this is how it was solved in Nectar bumblebee: NeCTAR-RC/bumblebee-images@3b3b62e
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