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278 What Do I Do Now?
Editing /etc/inittab The le /etc/inittab is used to, among other things, determine the
systems default run level. We need to change the default run level from 3 to 5; therefore, well need
to edit /etc/inittab. Using the text editor of your choice, change this line in /etc/inittab:
id:3:initdefault:
When youre done, it should look like this:
id:5:initdefault:
Please Note: Make sure you change only the number 3 to be 5! Do not change anything else,
otherwise your Red Hat Linux system may not boot at all! When youve made the change, exit the
editor, and use this command to review your handiwork:
less /etc/inittab
(Press the
Space to page through the le; Q will exit.) If everything looks OK, its time to reboot.
Use the shutdown command to properly shut down your system, and youre done!
Exiting X
When youre done, and youd like to leave X, select the GNOME foot on the panel bar, choose Log
out and answer Yes to conrm your decision. You will then be logged out of your system.
Please Note: If youre running GNOME as your desktop environment, all programs that were cur-
rently running will be restarted when you log back in.
Changing Your Desktop
You can use the Switchdesk feature to change out your desktop environment. Switchdesk will
present a screen which allows you to switch between any desktop environments that you may have
installed on your system. You will then be asked to exit and restart X. You will see your new desktop
of choice after X has restarted.
To use the Switchdesk feature you can type switchdesk at the command line of an Xterm. If you
are using GNOME, click on the GNOME foot, choose Run Programs and type switchdesk.
Virtual Consoles and X
Note that even if youre running X, you still have access to the regular character-cell user interface.
Thats because Red Hat Linux uses virtual consoles while X is running. To switch to a virtual console,
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