Ubuntu10.04 log on to the system in Command Line Mode

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When I still use Ubuntu 8.10 code-named Intrepid Ibex (the first Linux version I have come into contact with), I keep hearing that every development version of Ubuntu is pursuing excellent startup speed, this made me very excited, because every second when I started the ashes like Xiao Hei, She was trembling and trembling step by step, which would make me feel shocked and worried, I am afraid that she will be suspended accidentally ......

Because of this, while pursuing excellent startup speed for Ubuntu, I also followed every version of Ubuntu.

However, it is never possible for followers to focus on every one of them, but to satisfy most of their needs as much as possible.

Just like me.

During the upgrade to Jaunty, the most brilliant operation record is: remove as many redundant startup items and processes as possible, within a single TTY, at best, vi cannot edit more than 700 lines of text (PHP Code) as far as possible. Otherwise, even commands like dd will be flushed, and even worse, the system will crash ......

Karmic is even more sad, and the logon system is still good. However, we are looking forward to opening Terminal on the gnome-panel, and its icon will flash like a ghost, hovering around the mouse arrow, suddenly like a spell, stopped, don't understand, then, it's so powerful that the crash, was rejected, eat a closed door ......

Later, I felt like I was abandoned by Ubuntu, so I returned it to 8.10 and kept guarding this girl ......

"Believe Ubuntu, that's right. She will always surprise you ......"

This sentence comes from a text message sent to me from a roommate who was pulled into the Ubuntu tribe. However, it was not that I successfully installed Lucid Lynx and received good hardware support, however, in its host, NEC (CPU: ntel celeon 1.5HGz; Memory 512 M; independent graphics card memory is unknown, but some space allocated by the BIOS is obtained, in this way, it is more sensory to describe that playing CS 1.5 on a single machine in XP will be very slow.) The ultimate 3D effect of Simple Compiz is as smooth as the cloud flow ......

This makes my confidence in Ubuntu grow again.

The problem was that, in the face of the brilliant Gnome and the Command Line that made me more Linux, how can I choose between them? Especially in March, Gnome 2.3 will be officially released ......

With the pursuit of technology, almost all methods searched by using the keyword "Ubuntu command line logon System" have been tried. However, maybe I have a problem with my character. The method they mentioned never worked in my Lucid country, for example, creating an inittab, another example is "sudo update-rc.d-f TPD remove/defauts", and then such as sysv-rc-conf, rcconf and so on ......

The full text is as follows (copied ):

This tutorial shows how to configure your ubuntu 9.10 and make it directly boot into console/command line instead of X-window.

Step 1: Just edit/etc/default/grub with your favorite editor:

Sudo gedit/etc/default/grub

Find out this line:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash"

Change it:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash text"

Step 2:

Update grub and done!

Sudo update-grub

It probably means:

This tutorial will show you how to configure your Ubuntu 9.10 so that it can replace X-window at startup and directly enter the console/command line mode.

Step 1: Use your preferred editor to edit the/etc/default/grub file:

Sudo gedit/etc/default/grub

Find this line:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash"

To:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash text"

Step 2: Update grub so that it can be started as follows:

Sudo update-grub

Although this tutorial is from Karmic, please try it on Lucid. Believe Ubuntu. That's right. She will always surprise you ......