Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a new Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. As part of the graphics-mode design considerations, the architect determined that one User Group requires pixel-perfect images at all times.
Which graphics mode should the architect recommend be configured for this specific group?
The correct graphics mode for ensuring pixel-perfect images at all times is 'Visual quality = Always Lossless'. This setting prioritizes image quality over bandwidth and performance, guaranteeing that images are transmitted without any loss of data or quality, which aligns with the requirement of pixel-perfect images for the user group.
Pixel perfect all the time is Always Lossless! A is correct!
I would say it is A -> https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2018/10/02/what-graphics-policies-do-i-need-and-when/
A. Visual quality = Always Lossless
CWS Student Manual - page 112 HDX Pixel Perfect Lossless Support - only für HDX 3D Pro
D for me, from the course: "Build to Lossless: • Generally for 3D Pro users who need high frame rates when things are moving and pixel perfect images when contents are static. " And for Always Lossless it says: "To be used as last resort for improving image quality. Ex. Medical imaging."
This case is your 'last resort' it says Pixel perfect all the time, no concerns about performance. A = lossless = pixel perfect all the time. D is lossy during movement eg video but builds to perfect when the image is static.