Linux CLI - Linux Basics and TerminalWhat is a common limitation of using a GUI compared to a terminal?AGUIs are only available on serversBGUIs cannot display images or videosCGUIs do not support mouse inputDGUIs often require more system resourcesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify GUI resource needsGUIs use graphical elements that consume more CPU and memory than terminals.Step 2: Check other options for accuracyGUIs do display images/videos, support mouse input, and are common on desktops, not just servers.Final Answer:GUIs often require more system resources -> Option DQuick Check:GUI limitation = Higher resource use [OK]Quick Trick: GUIs need more CPU and memory than terminals [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking GUIs lack mouse supportBelieving GUIs are only for servers
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