Remove GNOME for command-line interface
How would I go about removing the GNOME desktop environment and instead use a command-line interface?
If you just want to use the command-line, you can press Ctrl+Alt+F{1-6} and you'll be switched to a terminal interface. Press Ctrl+Alt+F7 to switch back if you want to.
I know that, but I'd like to completely remove gnome from my system.
Just remove the packages you don't want. There are a huge amount of packages that comprise GNOME. Some of them are indirect, and I haven't a clue what kind of software you want.
Or, you can start over again with a net-install, and not install GNOME in the first place.
Just remove the packages you don't want. There are a huge amount of packages
that comprise GNOME. Some of them are indirect, and I haven't a clue what
kind of software you want.
Or, you can start over again with a net-install, and not install GNOME in the
first place.
If you just want to use the command-line, you can press Ctrl+Alt+F{1-6} and
you'll be switched to a terminal interface. Press Ctrl+Alt+F7 to switch back
if you want to.
How would I go about removing the GNOME desktop environment and instead use a
command-line interface?
I know that, but I'd like to completely remove gnome from my system.