Okay, so I'll make this quick, but start at the beginning. I have had a few Linux OS before, including having Kali twice so I know a bit about Linux. Apache was my original problem. Well before, I could enterroot@kali:~# service apache2 startand then successfully navigate to local host in my browser and access my Apache server.But with my current installation of Kali, I couldn't get it to connect to the server on local host. So earlier, I typed inservice --status-alland found apache2 was running. I figured remove and purge it and try a fresh install. So I enteredapt-get --purge remove apache2and said yes to continue. Then it started removing and purging a bunch of GNOME packages including something about desktop. But I didn't catch it until too late because I looked away for a min (my luck). Now, I type inapt-get upgradeand it saysThe following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:(long section I won't include right now on account of convenience)Use 'apt auto-remove' to remove them.Well in that long section was most of my packages from air crack and BEEF to hydra and wire-shark. What I'm worried about is if it may have somehow deleted any crucial OS files like GNOME desktop. I'm worried about rebooting on the off chance it won't load anymore. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I think I may have inadvertantly deleted/uninstalled some crucial packages on my Kali Linux OS
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