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/ 1 Year ago, thu, march 9, 2023, 3:37:14
Is there any good resource about these low level graphic configuration? It is all fuzzy to me.
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Actually, it technically doesn't require /usr/bin/X, if you leave out the display manager.
Desktop environments, and the graphical programs that comprise them, depend on the package x11-common in Ubuntu. That can be installed without the X server itself being installed.
Without an X server, you have no graphical user interface on the system that doesn't have the X server. But you can connect to that system remotely, and run graphical programs on it, making them produce their windows on the remote administration client.
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