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After upgrading my Ubuntu desktop from 17.10 to 18.04, everything went smooth until I restarted my PC.
The first suspicious thing I noticed was that it has the same grub with 17.10 - it selected the old grub from the menu (auto-select) and then showed me the boot screen. But afterwards instead of GUI I got terminal access (tty1) only.
How can I fix that? I tried running:
sudo update-grub
but with no luck and the initial grub is still the same. How can I fix this problem?
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And if you want to exit tty first type exit or press Ctrl+D to logout. Afterwards in ubuntu the GUI can be found with Ctrl+Alt+F2.
Ubuntu Server is a variant of the Ubuntu OS that does not include a graphical user interface (GUI) by default. GUI applications consume system resources needed for server-oriented tasks, so Linux server distributions usually avoid a GUI in favor of the command-line terminal.
I experienced the same problem and solved it by installing ubuntu desktop using this commandsudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
N.B Your computer should be connected to the internet, for my case just plugged in an internet cable and used the commands above
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