Question: How Do I Change from Command Line to Gui in Linux?
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How do I change from command line to GUI mode in Linux?

To switch back to text mode, simply press CTRL + ALT + F1 . This will not stop your graphical session, it will simply switch you back to the terminal you logged in at. You can switch back to the graphical session with CTRL + ALT + F7 .

How do I change from command line to GUI?

sudo systemctl enable lightdm (if you enable it, you’ll still have to boot in “graphical. target” mode to have GUI) sudo systemctl set-default graphical. target Then sudo reboot to restart your machine, and you should be back to your GUI.

Alexander Ross

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