Using VMware Workstation (And Player) Unity Mode

VMware Workstation and VMware Player have a feature called Unity Mode which allows you to run the programs and apps from your virtual machines within your host computer's desktop session. The programs are still running on the VM but they appear to be running on your host computer and you can move and resize the windows as well as open and close new programs using the virtual machine's start menu from your actual computer. We also show you a workaround for the Ctrl-Shift-U keyboard command not working to open the VMs start menu.
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[@user-go4pz4uy3o]

Thank you so much. I have always been wondering what is Unity and your explanation is really awesome! Keep it up!🥰

[@thomasmoser4001]

Thank you for explaining this feature

[@mittenwald3679]

thats huuuge thank you fren , lets virtualize everythin !!!!!!

[@robozbeci]

Thank you so much!

[@acoresbrasil]

Hi! Is it possible to create a program shortcut from the virtual machine to the fisical machine?

[@OnlineComputerTips]

Not that I know of.

[@SilvazWasTaken]

when i click on the popup on the bottom left it just says (building menu) and thats it

[@LilWoodyHC]

Would much rather a secondary taskbar

[@isaacandersen1]

I have no idea how the vmware devs did this.

[@mar2506]

this should have come years ago