Re: Switching from Command line to GUI
- From: Chanchao <custom@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 16:55:46 +0700
On Wed, 2006-04-19 at 17:41 +0800, Angelyn V. Dilim wrote:
I am new to Ubuntu, I installed Ubuntu and choose the server install after
the installation is completed and log on I see that its all command line,
how can I switch so to GUI?
Ha, that's what a 'server' install *IS*, a bare-bones installation
without the GUI. Of course there's ways to install the GUI using
command line commands, but I wonder if it woulnd't be easier to just do
the install again and pick a regular install.
Of course a server can also run a GUI, but there's purists around who
start hyperventilating when 0.05% of their web server power gets eaten
up by having a mouse pointer. :)
Seriously, if you're new to Ubuntu/Linux, you want the GUI. Then all the
server bits (web server, file server, etc) can be installed on that just
fine. Then if the thing is *just* a server and you find you don't need
the GUI then you can always remove it, or not start it.
Cheers,
Chanchao
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