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Recently I installed Debian Distro of Linux as a 2nd operating system, When I chose the Debian operating system during boot, a command prompt (like to Terminal at Ubuntu) starts with message "Welcome to Grub" and I don't know how go to inside the Linux desktop environment.

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  • It seems that you have somehow managed to install the GRUB boot code without the configuration file. Re-installing GRUB from the install disc should resolve it. I use Ubuntu, so I can't be sure of the best solution for native Debian, but search for update grub from debian install disk and choose an answer that looks straight-forward. You may well rewrite the boot code that's already there, but that won't matter. Just make sure you are installing to the correct place before committing any changes to disc.
    – AFH
    Commented Mar 4, 2015 at 22:02
  • I downloaded iso file of debian OS from link and installed with bootable USB flash.
    – Jalil Bahman
    Commented Mar 5, 2015 at 3:34

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In Ubuntu the "startx" command will start the gui desktop environment, but I'm not sure about debian. I'm still a Linux noob so I probably won't be of much help to you.

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