Ubuntu command line mode and graphical interface Switch

Ubuntu command line mode and graphical interface Switch

1. press Alt + Ctrl + F1 to switch to the character interface (Linux host)

If it is a Linux system installed on the vmwarevm, You need to perform the following operations to switch to the character interface:

Press Alt + Ctrl + space (space), ALT + Ctrl, and then press F1. In this way, you can switch to the character interface.

2. press Alt + Ctrl + F7 to switch to the graphic interface (Linux host)

If it is a Linux system installed on the vmwarevm, You need to perform the following operations to switch to the graphic interface:

Press Alt + Ctrl + space (space), ALT + Ctrl, and then press F7. In this way, you can switch to the graphic interface.

 

In Linux, ALT + Ctrl + F1----F6 for character terminal (character Interface), ALT + Ctrl + F7 for the graphical interface. There may be some differences between different release versions, but the switching method is the same. You can try it to find out which character terminals and graphical interfaces are used.

If you want to start Ubuntu to command prompt every time, enter the following command:

$Echo "false" | sudo tee/etc/X11/default-display-Manager

When the next boot starts, it will start in command line mode (text mode, character interface logon). If you want to change back to Gui startup (X Windows startup), you can click:

$Echo "/usr/sbin/MCM" | sudo tee/etc/X11/default-display-Manager

 

If you start in cmdtn in command line mode and want to return to the graphic interface on the Character terminal, you only need the following command:

$Startx