I messed up! I acidentally dissabled my graphical interface

[Sorandal]

I had this bright idea that if I disabled the graphical login that it wouldn't take quite as long to boot up linux. What I didn't know is that by disabling the graphical login it also disables the graphal interface even after you have logged in...

I'm using Xubuntu 7.04 on a Dell inspiron 8000. Would anyone be kind enough to walk me through reactivating the graphical login through command line? You would be me hero!
Thanks

[Runny]

I made the same mistake.

[Joeb454]

After you log in from the command line, you could type
startx

If that doesn't work then just try hitting Ctrl+Alt+F7 As I believe that should bring back a GUI (not 100% sure on the key combination though)

[brennydoogles]

You could also try typing in
xfce4-session in the command line.

[T-Virus]

Yes it's Ctrl + Alt + F7. But if it doesn't bring you X after you log in, just run the command startx as stated below.

[Sorandal]

Thanks for the help everyone, startx is what worked, no response from Ctrl + Alt + F7. Everything is normal and I'm typing from Ubuntu again!