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What is xwindows for Linux?

Updated: 11/11/2022
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The X Windowing System is a suite of software and a server where graphical user interfaces may be run on UNIX and Unix-like systems.

It is not the window manager or the desktop environment, however. Think of it as the low-level libraries, hardware interface, and the base display context for everything you see on the screen in Linux on a GUI.

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