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I'm new to linuxLinux. I see in linuxthe Linux world, often a distro will have two versions, server and desktop: ubuntu serverUbuntu Server, ubuntu desktopUbuntu Desktop. suse linux enterprise serverSUSE Linux Enterprise Server and desktopDesktop.

A lot of online materials say that the server version usually doesn't include the DE  (desktop environment). So I'm wondering is it only the DE missing from the server version?, or there will there be other difference between server and desktop?

I'm new to linux. I see in linux world, often a distro will have two versions, server and desktop: ubuntu server, ubuntu desktop. suse linux enterprise server and desktop.

A lot of online materials say that the server version usually doesn't include the DE(desktop environment). So I'm wondering is it only the DE missing from the server version? or there will be other difference between server and desktop?

I'm new to Linux. I see in the Linux world, often a distro will have two versions, server and desktop: Ubuntu Server, Ubuntu Desktop. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Desktop.

A lot of online materials say that the server version usually doesn't include the DE  (desktop environment). So I'm wondering is it only the DE missing from the server version, or will there be other difference between server and desktop?

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Aaron Shen
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What components are missing comparing server version of linux distro to desktop version? Is it only the DE missing?

I'm new to linux. I see in linux world, often a distro will have two versions, server and desktop: ubuntu server, ubuntu desktop. suse linux enterprise server and desktop.

A lot of online materials say that the server version usually doesn't include the DE(desktop environment). So I'm wondering is it only the DE missing from the server version? or there will be other difference between server and desktop?