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If it so happens that your Raspberry Pi which you just recently bought and tried to boot up, but ended up booting into a console without any Graphical interface to work with, you can follow this tutorial to switch into Graphical booting mode.
One easy way to switch into Graphical Mode from Console Mode in Linux is by issuing the following command into your console terminal:
startx
What this command does is to start an X server which is nothing but your Raspberry Pi's Graphical Interface windowing server application that takes care of all the windowing events in your Operating System. Note that this is not just applicable for Raspberry Pi, but across all variants of Operating Systems built upon Linux Terminal.
Now, if you want to always boot into Graphical mode every time you boot up your Raspberry Pi, the easiest way to do so is to select Graphical Mode in your "raspi-config" configuration file.
To do so, simply enter:
sudo raspi-config
command into your Raspberry Pi terminal application and from there choose the Graphical Mode as the default bootup screen.
Hope this helps!