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- syned - 11-04-2014
Hello LCKB,
a friend on mine got some time left on a small CentOS x32 Server,
which is running without an gui, so my question is if there is a way (and if - how) i can setup the files without the Interface?
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It'd be only for me and i friend to test some changes.
Regards,
Syned
- zicke - 11-04-2014
sure, linux system for servers every without gui.
Its exactly the same you only must write all in the terminal
- Wizatek - 11-04-2014
to add to zicke, its not only possible, you should do this, at all times.
ditch all the graphical stuff, there is nothing graphical about a server
- syned - 11-04-2014
Thank you both for your replys, i'll try it this way.
- Kekers - 11-05-2014
Using the terminal is the fastest way to get things done. I would suggest learning how to use it as the server OS platform isn't going to ever change (wasting resources on an xserver).
- syned - 11-05-2014
Is there a guide or something for a pure Terminal installation, or ist it more like learning by doing?
- zicke - 11-05-2014
Is there a guide or something for a pure Terminal installation, or ist it more like learning by doing?
check the forum out all, i think all tutorials for terminal
- syned - 11-05-2014
check the forum out all, i think all tutorials for terminal
I already found it, it was in the general section, ty. :p