You didn't say system administrator work. From your earlier post I got the impression you were struggling with desktop usage. Alot of people prefer the command

You didn't say system administrator work. From your earlier post I got the impression you were struggling with desktop usage. Alot of people prefer the command line as it gives them more flexibility, especially with Devops (I makes courses for this). > I also had huge problems a few years ago when the only Linux servers I could rent from OVH had no UI, and I didn't manage to figure out how to install the UI from a command line. Never heard of OVH. Try Digital Ocean and select their premade options, you can get a fully configured WordPress image from them. > I'll need to get into Linux. But I find it to be hard work (for someone who does that as a hobby). I don't know what to tell you. Sounds like you need to take a class or attend a Linuxfest where people will sit down with you and guide you through it. > ... (I don't include third party packages as "UI") Keeping UI as optional is deliberate as it reduces the surface attack structure of a Linux system. It also reduces resources with scaling a server farm. This is an important point to understand if you want to learn why Linux (and Unix like) dominates in servers. If you really want a UI, rent a CPanel managed Linux system.