How to install the Linux graphical user interface through the command line?

To install a graphical user interface on Linux, you can follow these steps (assuming you are using the Ubuntu distribution):

1. Open the terminal and install the graphical interface using the following command.
2. Install the Ubuntu desktop using the sudo apt-get command.
3. This will set up the Ubuntu desktop environment.
4. After the installation is complete, restart the system.
5. Please restart the system
6. On the login screen, you will see options to choose the desktop environment, select “Ubuntu” or “Ubuntu on Wayland” (if your graphics card supports Wayland).
7. Enter your username and password, and once logged in, you will access the command-line interface of the visual interface.

Please note that installing a visual interface may consume certain system resources and potentially affect system performance. If you only need to perform command-line operations and do not require a graphical interface, it is recommended to work in pure command-line mode.