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Exiting Kernel in Linux?

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neonerd

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I just installed linux, and went into kernel. How do i get out of it to get back to the interface? I don't just want to keep restarting my computer every time. Thx.
 
hahaha, awesome.

It's not called the "kernel" it's called a "shell" or "CLI" for Command Line Interface.

 
If you were in Xwindows/Gnome/KDE/whatever and you pressed CTRL-ALT-F1 through F6, you've merely switched to one of your consoles. Xwindows is still running. To switch back to it, just press ALT-F7 from one of your console windows. No need to restart Xwindows or the computer.

If you've exitted Xwindows completely, you'll need to run 'startx'...

 
oh n0es! the kernel !!!


its called the shell, the kernel is always running and to answer your question type startx
 
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