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Let’s start with a quick list of common Distributions of Linux:

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GUI mode

X-windows (Graphical Interface System)

Logging in from X-Windows via a graphical interface and accessing a Linux system is the most basic and most commonly used, which is not covered here

Gnome (Integrated Desktop Environment)

Shell Command line mode

Linux Virtual Console

⭐ Access other virtual consoles from the X Window GUI TTy1-TTy6:
+alt+f2>

⭐ Access other virtual consoles from the virtual Console tty1-TTy6 or X-Window GUI:
+alt+f1>

🔥 Changes the default login running level

Start with the /etc/inittab file:

Inittab is no longer in use. The only way to change the login runtime level today is to use the systemctl command.

#View the current runlevel
$ systemctl get-default

#Set the current run level to 3 (startup in command line mode)
$ systemctl set-default multi-user.target

#Set the current run level to 5 (i.e., graphical interface upon startup)
$ systemctl set-default graphical.target
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Linux Remote Login & File Transfer

SSH protocol and remote login to Linux: SecureCRT, XShell…

Xftp file transfer through Xftp protocol!

SecureCRT:

XShell 7:

Xftp:

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