Running only one program of a vm

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I'm using Ubuntu as  a main machine and win 10 as virtual machine is there any way to run only one app of the VM and not the entire VM to save resources and battery

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I didn't try any thing yet but I hope to find some idea to help me with this situation

Posted 5-Sep-18 13:08pm

ahmedIbrahimm

Updated 5-Sep-18 15:03pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2018-09-05T15:03:00

No, you can't, at least not with your current setup. You cannot just run the application without the machine it's installed on.

Application virtualization takes a very different approach and a different server.

For the VMware product that supports this, it's called Horizon. You also need a client running to see/run the virtualized application.