I installed Ubuntu server on a peripheral computer to a networks as I wanted to example it to a friend as a possible alternative. I also installed the desktop after but it wont boot the desktop automatically as I installed it second. How do I change it so the Desktop boots automatically?
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1possible duplicate of How do I change the grub boot order? – ubuntu_tr Jul 18 '13 at 10:49
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You can also use the terminal way.
sudo -i gedit /etc/default/grub
There is an option in the text file. GRUB_DEFAULT=0 . This implies the first line of the grub list while booting. Count from 0 to the OS you want to be default. For example;
0 - Ubuntu Server
1 - Recovery Options
2 - Windows os
3 - Ubuntu Desktop
You should set GRUB_DEFAULT=3
Than give sudo update-grub2
command.
Restart.

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