After Ctrl-Alt-1/2/3 to terminal, how do you get back into Gnome?

[Murzal Arsya]

Try to press Alt-F7 from the terminal screen. You should be able to go back
to X.
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace will kill your X, but then you should go back to GDM
Login automatically.

If you have problem with the X, you can go to the terminal screen
(Ctrl-Alt-F1...) then kill the process that making the problem or restart
the X.


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regards,
Murzal Arsya

On 3/23/06, Chanchao <custom at freenet.de> wrote:
>
>
> After you jump to a text terminal screen, how do you get back to where
> you were in the graphical environment?  I think Ctrl-Alt-1 WAS the
> graphical environment??
>
> Same for when you hit Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, then you suddenly find
> yourself in limbo.. How do you then get Gnome back up?  It seems it
> keeps certain things running, like the panels, which then fail to start
> when you go back in.
>
> Also it seems that Alt-F2 to run a command is linked to a panel; it
> doesn't work if the panel isn't there (or crashed, etc.) so then you're
> stuck, is that so?
>
> Is there a key combination that ALWAYS gets you somewhere where you can
> sort out the mess, similar to Ctrl-Alt-Delete in Windows which brings up
> the task manager?
>
> Cheers,
> Chanchao
>
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