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lovelinuxfreedom
July 7th, 2011, 04:11 AM
I started my computer with a problem that all of the windows without title bars. I tried to logout my laptop, and the problem was solved. I opened one terminal window, type 'who', founded that i was login the system as 'tty8'. That was really funny, I know that if i login the system normally i may login the system as 'tty7'.
Can someone tell me why i login as 'tty8' when logout one time? My edition is ubuntu 10.04.
haqking
July 7th, 2011, 04:15 AM
I started my computer with a problem that all of the windows without title bars. I tried to logout my laptop, and the problem was solved. I opened one terminal window, type 'who', founded that i was login the system as 'tty8'. That was really funny, I know that if i login the system normally i may login the system as 'tty7'.
Can someone tell me why i login as 'tty8' when logout one time? My edition is ubuntu 10.04.
tty means term type and is a terminal emulator (console) of which you can have 6 and 7 onwards for X
ctrl + alt + f1-f7 etc to cyvle through
tty8 is not usually configured for anything but can be changed
lovelinuxfreedom
July 8th, 2011, 04:51 AM
tty means term type and is a terminal emulator (console) of which you can have 6 and 7 onwards for X
ctrl + alt + f1-f7 etc to cyvle through
tty8 is not usually configured for anything but can be changed
Got it! Thank u for your brief reply!:)
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