Friday, September 18, 2020

Ubuntu Install KDE Desktop Environment

The Linux operating system is the most popular open-source operating system. In 1991, Linux Torvalds started works on this project, and later he was able to successfully create a Linux kernel. With this open-source operating system, you can configure all types of servers (DHCP, DNS, Mail, Web, etc). We all know Linux operating system is based on the complete command prompt. That is, there will be no graphical view. Complete server configuration will be done through a command prompt. This makes Linux administration a bit complicated. Later, for the convenience of the Linux administrator, some graphical tools were created, which would make Linux administration much easier after use. The most notable of these graphical tools as the graphical desktop environment. Among these desktop environments, the GNOME desktop environment and KDE desktop environment are the most popular. Ubuntu and CentOS are the two Linux distributions that you can apply in order to install the GNOME and KDE desktop environments.

Now we will install the KDE desktop environment in Ubuntu. Of course, every command execute requires root privileges. So we logged in as root users.

[root@system ~]# apt-get update (optional command)
[root@system ~]# apt-get -y upgrade (optional command)
[root@system ~]# apt-get   -y   install   kubuntu-desktop
[root@system ~]# reboot

After the installation complete, we can administrate our server graphically.

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