Switch to Linux GUI: Quick Guide
In Linux systems, there are several ways to switch to the graphical interface.
- Switching with command line: in the command line interface, simply entering the command “startx” will start the graphical interface.
- Use the default login manager: select the graphical user interface (GUI) login at startup, enter your username and password to access the graphical interface.
- Shortcut keys: In the command line interface, you can use the Ctrl+Alt+F7 combination to switch to the already started graphical user interface.
- Issue the command “sudo systemctl start graphical.target” in the command line interface to start the graphical user interface.
- In certain Linux distributions, you can start the corresponding graphical user interface by typing commands such as “sudo start gdm” or “sudo start lightdm” in the terminal.
It is important to note that switching to a graphical interface may consume a lot of system resources, so it is recommended to use the command line interface as much as possible in cases of limited resources.
