Dell Wyse ThinOS Version 9.1.3129, 9.1.3112, 9.1.2101, and 9.1.1131 Operating System Release Notes

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Microsoft Teams optimization feature matrix

Table 1. Microsoft Teams optimization feature matrixMicrosoft Teams optimization feature matrix
Scenario	ThinOS
Long meetings	Supported
Call—Make an audio call	Supported
Call—Answer an audio call	Supported
Call—Make a video call	Supported
Call—Answer a video call	Supported
Call—Turn the camera on or off	Supported
Call—Enter or exit full screen	Supported
Call—Hold or resume a call	Supported
Call—End call	Supported
Call—Mute or unmute audio	Supported
Call—Transfer	Supported
Call—Consult then transfer	Supported
Call—Keypad	Not tested
Call—Start or stop recording	Supported
Call—Turn off or turn on incoming video	Supported
Call—Group video call	Supported
Call—Group audio call	Supported
Call—Invite someone during a call	Supported
Meeting	Supported
Share screen—Desktop	Supported
Share screen—PowerPoint	Supported
Chat	Supported
Audio or video call in VDI server desktop	Supported
Audio or video call in published Microsoft Teams application	Supported
Devices—Plug in or disconnect the headset	Supported—Headsets can be automatically selected when you connect a new headset during the call or meeting. Teams use the default audio device that is configured by ThinOS client. If the headset is selected as default, it shows a default: label in Teams device settings. If you plug in a webcam with mic, the mic on the webcam gets selected. You can manually select the audio device in Teams device settings.
Devices—Switch headset	Limited support—If you install JVDI package in ThinOS, the switched headset does not work. Dell Technologies recommends to not install JVDI package if you are using Microsoft Teams.
Devices—Plug in or disconnect the camera	Supported
Devices—Switch camera	Not supported—This is a known Citrix issue.
Headset buttons—Answer/Mute/End Call	Limited support—The Answer/End call button is not supported. This is a Citrix Workspace app limitation.