How do I change desktop enviorment in debian
I have installed multiple desktop environments when I started debian. I want to change the desktop environment to gnome but I do not know how.
linux debian desktop-environments
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
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I have installed multiple desktop environments when I started debian. I want to change the desktop environment to gnome but I do not know how.
linux debian desktop-environments
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09
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I have installed multiple desktop environments when I started debian. I want to change the desktop environment to gnome but I do not know how.
linux debian desktop-environments
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
I have installed multiple desktop environments when I started debian. I want to change the desktop environment to gnome but I do not know how.
linux debian desktop-environments
linux debian desktop-environments
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
asked Dec 15 at 20:45
Jaden
12
12
If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09
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If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09
If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09
If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09
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Use the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
Select Gnome , and the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
then select gdm.
answered Dec 15 at 21:24
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Use the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
Select Gnome , and the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
then select gdm.
answered Dec 15 at 21:24
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Use the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
Select Gnome , and the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
then select gdm.
answered Dec 15 at 21:24
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Use the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
Select Gnome , and the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
then select gdm.
answered Dec 15 at 21:24
GAD3R
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Use the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-session-manager
Select Gnome , and the following command:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
then select gdm.
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If it's the same as Ubuntu, you need to install the Gnome desktop environment. Then when you log off, the log-on screen has a drop-down list of desktop environments, which should now include Gnome.
– AFH
Dec 15 at 21:09