Tony Cappellini wrote:
Well, it is just what is defined in the runlevels at the system at hand. On debian systems (including ubuntu and such) runlevel 2 is the default for the graphical interface, runlevel 3 is not defined/configured. Other unix implementations use different runlevel definitions. I have to admit, there are standards for various runlevels. But to quote a unix guru: 'the nice thing about standards is that there are so many to stand on'>>Runlevel 3 is not that well defined... If this is a graphical (X11) based display, then there are several ways to make it viewable with a vnc >>viewer. If it is a text (character) console, then there are better ways to make it remote available.Since when? I've never seen a system boot to Run level 3 with a graphical interface
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