[SOLVED] Booting into cli
by l0rddarkf0rce from LinuxQuestions.org on (#54453)
Have a Ubuntu 20.04 XFCE machine and I do not need the GUI so I disabled it using
Code:sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.targetrebooted the system and it booted into cli, well kind of... It does not boot into any of the tty1-6 it goes I guess into tty7 which is the default for GUI (may be wrong on that), so I have to press CTRL-ALT-<F1-6> to get a login prompt.
How do I change the default tty that the machine is booting onto?
ps: why i installed XFCE vs server if I was not going to use X is a discussion for another time.
Code:sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.targetrebooted the system and it booted into cli, well kind of... It does not boot into any of the tty1-6 it goes I guess into tty7 which is the default for GUI (may be wrong on that), so I have to press CTRL-ALT-<F1-6> to get a login prompt.
How do I change the default tty that the machine is booting onto?
ps: why i installed XFCE vs server if I was not going to use X is a discussion for another time.