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Bookmark or Share- How to enable: Switch back to running GUI from TTY in 18.04I recently installed Ubuntu 18.04 (previously 16.04) and an important feature is missing: the option to switch between GUI and TTY. From the GUI I can switch to one of 5 TTY, by Ctrl-Alt-F2 to Ctrl-Alt-F6. I can login in the tty, do whatever I wish. When I Press Alt-F1, I get to the login-screen, not back to running GUI session.
- How do I connect to TTY/COM (/dev/ttyUSB0)? - Ask UbuntuNeeded Mint 17.1 to talk to my Arduino, after a little chasing around, it turns out that your user must be part of the dialout group to use the tty. This should apply to Ubuntu as well. You can do so either by running the command: sudo usermod -a -G dialout username. Or graphically, by using:
- How to access GUI from TTY mode? - Ask UbuntuI am using Ubuntu 13.10 32-bit. I am using terminal mode to test a Window Manager. I know I can use Ctrl+Alt+F1 to go to terminal mode from the GUI mode.
- What is a tty, and how do I access a tty? - Ask Ubuntutty is one of those funky Unix commands that prints the name of the terminal connected to standard input. TTY's are text-only terminals commonly used as a way to get access to the computer to fix things, without actually logging into a possibly b0rked desktop. Related: What is tty7 in the commandline? By default, Ubuntu has 7 tty's.
- command line - Understanding "tty" and "ttyS"? - Ask UbuntuRather than a real tty, this is internally aliased by the kernel to the current active virtual console. It can be treated as a normal tty device, except that it won't work until one of the other tty%d devices has been initialized and assigned as console. ttyS%d are hardware serial ports. The devices are likely preallocated and may not ...
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