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We are running Oralce Vm virtualbox. I believe we are running Ubuntu as a VM but not sure. I have attached a screenshot of the screen. The Server is being used ot host a web site and need to change a logo. If Ubuntu, how do I access the drive? Any way to launch a more friendly interface that allows the use of a mouse to access files?
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Thank you. yes, the VM says it is Ubuntu. Why am i seeing only a command prompt and not a more friendlier GUI? How can I access and change files?
I am unclear what you are asking. Uname -a the output of which will help identify the OS on the system
In /etc there should be a release file which will also indicate the OS.
What change file are you looking for?
/var/log is likely where aptitude/apt-get
In /etc there should be a release file which will also indicate the OS.
What change file are you looking for?
/var/log is likely where aptitude/apt-get
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A friendlier GUI based interface is comparably consumes more resources for the GUI part.
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Sorry for not responding sooner.
Serialband, how can I change this "init mode" to give me a more friendlier GUI?
Serialband, how can I change this "init mode" to give me a more friendlier GUI?
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