CUI stands for Character User Interface. it means that you have to type commands to interact with the computer. For example, in DOS for every thing we type the commands.
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. It means that you do not need to type commands to interact with the computer; instead you have to click with the help of a mouse on the icons of ready made commands. An example is Windows.
GUI is event driven in nature CUI is sequence oriented in nature
the difference between the gui & console are ,in the gui we can use the mouse pointer and console screen only we have to used the character. from anknush
Unix is an operating system that provides a Common User Interface (CUI) for controlling a computer. Thus CUI can run an application that provides a Graphical User Interface (GUI) which makes controlling what the computer does a little easier (e.g. GNOME - The GNU Object Model Environment).
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Both are same as DOS is also an OS.. But Dos is Character User Interface(CUI) But latest Operating systems are Graphical User Interface(GUI) ex: Windows xp, Windows 7, Windows Vista Etc.,
I assume by CUI, you mean a console interface. GUIs are a lot more friendly for novice computer users, but CUIs allow for much more flexibility for scripting.
DOS CUI - Character User Interface Single user Single task Windows GUI - Graphical User Interface Single User (except NT) Multi task
Most Linux servers do not have GUIs. If it had one installed,it could be started by issuing the startx command.
GUI is a Graphical User Interface, which is for making "Windowed" Applications. The CLI is a Command-Line Interface, which is a text prompt in which you can enter specific commands to be executed.
Character User Interface or CUI is like Graphical User Interface which is used for the Input and Output of the Data in the computer, except in the GUI apart from text there are also graphical contents present, in CUI there is only use of text typed one after another just as commands used in MS DOS.
The advantages of GUI versus CUI is that a GUI--which stands for Graphical User Interface--allows a more in-depth experience in general. Seeing as CUIs only utilize commands lines, they are complicated for basic computer users as they require typing of certain commands which may cause inconvenience. GUIs on the other hand, can utilize buttons to carry out certain commands and aren't only limited to that. It really is only a matter of which better suits the audiences and the context.
GUI stands for "graphical user interface". An example of a GUI would be Windows XP/Vista, both are interactive and have icons, start menus, desktops, etc. A computer without a GUI will usually be text-based, meaning only text is shown on the screen and no icons or desktop. Note that a GUI is not linked to the computer itself and is usually linked the OS or a program.