CentOS/Red Hat install question
Hello gurus, trying to see if anyone knows a tell tale file in Red Hat/CentOS to tell what "mode" a machine was installed, such as "Desktop", "Basic Server", etc. I checked the anaconda-ks.cfg but only shows the packages not the type selected 
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Masters Degree Information Security and Assurance (WGU) / Estimated 06/01/2016
Next Up: CCNP Routing Exam | Certified Ethical Hacker Exam
Cisco Lab: ASA 5506-X, GNS3, 1x 2801 Router, 1x 2650XM, 1x 3750-48TS-E switch, 2x 3550 EMI Switches and 1x 2950T swtich.
Juniper Lab: 1x SRX100H2, 1x J2320 (1GB Flash/1GB RAM, JunOS 11.4R7.5), and 4 JunOS Firefly vSRX Routers in VMWare ESXi 5.1
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lsud00d
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The packages that are installed will help determine what version is installed. If you see more 'desktop' based packages, well then it's probably the Desktop version.
This link is relevant:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/20379/centos-6-default-installation-options
I might do a
grep -i *desktop* anaconda-ks.cfg | wc -l
to see how many desktop packages there are.