Installing XAMPP on a Linux machine is generally an easy process that involves downloading the appropriate package from the official website and following some basic instructions to get everything up and running. However, once you've managed to set it all up successfully, there are still several other steps involved in getting your development environment fully operational.

One of these additional tasks is creating a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing XAMPP's various services like Apache, MySQL, ProFTPD etc., as the default installation process does not come with one pre-configured out-of-the box. Fortunately though there are several third-party tools available that can help bridge this gap quite easily.

One popular option is EasyApache GUI which provides an intuitive interface for managing most aspects of your XAMPP setup including starting/stopping individual services at a click of button without having to remember complex terminal commands every time you want something done differently than default settings allow.

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