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How to remove desktop interface and run gui application from the command line?
KDE, GNOME, XFCE, Unity, ad-nauseum… Can a GUI app run in X without any of these?How to launch the GUI only sometimes on Ubuntu 12.04 server?command line, no desktop environmentUbuntu Desktop as a server. Should I uninstall the GUI? And if, how?how to upgrade ubuntu 14.04LTS to 16LTS from command line without GUI?Run .bashrc only if terminal launched from within GUI
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I have tried to remove desktop interface on my Linux (Ubuntu 16.04) PC and replace initial screen (desktop & application launcher) with the command line interface and launch guy application from command line. I got some errors messages and gui application not Launched when I removed it. Is there any solution to do this?.
command-line gui desktop-environments
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I have tried to remove desktop interface on my Linux (Ubuntu 16.04) PC and replace initial screen (desktop & application launcher) with the command line interface and launch guy application from command line. I got some errors messages and gui application not Launched when I removed it. Is there any solution to do this?.
command-line gui desktop-environments
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
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It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04
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I have tried to remove desktop interface on my Linux (Ubuntu 16.04) PC and replace initial screen (desktop & application launcher) with the command line interface and launch guy application from command line. I got some errors messages and gui application not Launched when I removed it. Is there any solution to do this?.
command-line gui desktop-environments
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
I have tried to remove desktop interface on my Linux (Ubuntu 16.04) PC and replace initial screen (desktop & application launcher) with the command line interface and launch guy application from command line. I got some errors messages and gui application not Launched when I removed it. Is there any solution to do this?.
command-line gui desktop-environments
command-line gui desktop-environments
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
edited Apr 18 at 6:01
Sivamani V
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
asked Apr 17 at 18:28
Sivamani VSivamani V
113 bronze badges
113 bronze badges
1
It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04
add a comment
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1
It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04
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1
It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04
add a comment
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It’s hard to solve errors without their error messages, so please edit and provide them.
– dessert
Apr 17 at 19:21
It's common to see GUI app error messages when called from the command line. They happen when called from desktop too you just don't see them.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Apr 17 at 21:46
What version of Ubuntu? We only support Ubuntu here. Sorry.
– heynnema
Apr 18 at 0:04