Most users only ever see the first console. If you are running a graphical desktop, it will be on the first virtual console. If you hit CTRL-ALT-F2, you'll get a text-based login prompt. You could log in there, and start another, different graphical desktop.
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Read More »Multiple virtual consoles exist because in many cases they can be a real help if something goes wrong with your desktop, such as a misconfigured video driver, making your screen unreadable. This feature was used heavily by those developing components such as the X window server, desktops such as GNOME, or even the Red Hat installer Anaconda. When you are installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux, you will normally only see the installer screen. However, if something goes wrong, you can flip through the virtual consoles to see the logs, or get a text based shell that can be used for installing other drivers, fixing configuration problems, or capturing diagnostic info to send to Red Hat. If you are running in a VM today, you probably won't have a need to use Linux Virtual Consoles. Hopefully now you will know how to recover if you accidentally switch to the wrong console. I was able to explain this to Scott after his talk. So what questions do you have about developing on Red Hat Enterprise Linux? See you on Stack Overflow or in the forums.
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