Regrettably, Win 98SE for a while yet

[Carl]

On Monday 16 May 2005 9:15 am, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > 6.  When I use the command runlevel, just after starting Kubuntu (i.e.
> > without having made any changes to it myself), I get the report: N 2
> > Is this right?
>
> I haven't a clue :-):-)  What do you mean by the "command runlevel"?

I think he means:

$ runlevel

It tells you the current SysV runlevel you are running at.  If you come from a 
Red Hat/Mandrake background, Ubuntu's default runlevel of 2 is a bit 
confusing, since in those distros, runlevel 5 boots to the GUI and runlevel 3 
boots to the console.  I believe that in Kubuntu and Ubuntu, runlevels 2-5 
are all identical (0-6 are special just like in other distros).  The man 
pages for runlevel are probably more accurate than my memory, though.

Carl Waldbieser