How to install the GUI interface of the subsystem by Win10

In this issue, the editor will bring you a GUI interface about how to install the subsystem of Win10. The article is rich in content and analyzes and narrates it from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

After Win10 installs the subsystem, there is no graphical interface by default. If you need to start the graphical interface, you need to install VcXsrv, and then configure the relevant parameters before the subsystem can start the graphical interface. This document takes Win10 installing Ubuntu system as an example to explain.

Install VcXsrv

Download address https://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/

After installation, there will be two programs, XLaunch and VcXsrv, which can be used to access Linux remotely.

Start XLaunch

Select: "one large window", set Display number to 0, and other defaults are available:

Ubuntu installation Desktop Environment

It is recommended to use root user action (change to root user using the sudo-s command)

Sudo apt-get install-y ubuntu-desktopsudo apt-get install-y unitysudo apt-get install-y compizconfig-settings-manager

Configure display mode

Export DISPLAY=localhost:0ccsm

In X-Windows, the configuration interface of ccsm will pop up

Just follow the figure below to configure it.

Just click close when you are finished.

Open the desktop

Use the sudo compiz command to see the interface on XLaunch!

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