Ubuntu does not have the concept of run levels

Incorrigible. Fedora was so much better.

But I guess this is a result of trying to make linux a more usable desktop system? Making it more idiot proof. Argh.

Amplify’d from www.linuxquestions.org

Debian Linux Debian, as well as most of the distributions based on it, like Ubuntu, does not make any distinction between runlevels 2 to 5. See also the Debian FAQ on booting. * 0 – Halt * 1 – Single * 2 – Full multi-user with display manager (GUI) * 3 – Full multi-user with display manager (GUI) * 4 – Full multi-user with display manager (GUI) * 5 – Full multi-user with display manager (GUI) * 6 – Reboot Read more at www.linuxquestions.org

 

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