01. Login as a root
02. Locate the following system file "inittab" (Initialization Table Tab)
03. Places --> Search for File --> Give a file name and select a looking folder for root
04. To edit the system file double click
This tells the init process that the default run level for the system is run level 5. To change to a different run level simply change the number and save the /etc/inittab file. Before doing this, however, be absolutely sure you know which run level you want. Selecting the wrong run level can have serious consequences. To help with this a detailed description of the individual run levels is outlined below:
Run Levels
0. Run Leve 0 (Halt) - Shutdown for Machine1. Run Level 01 (Single User Mode) - Risque mode/ safe mode for Linux for trouble shooting2. Run Level 02 (Multi User, Without NFS) - Only booting to the CLI, Multiple users can logging but no networking services.3. Run Level 03 (Full Multi User Mode) - Only booting to the CLI, Multiple users can logging, but with enable all Networking services4. Run Level 04 (Unused) - Custom run level for system developers, Currently unused. 5. Run Level 05 (X11) - Booting to the GUI anybody can logging with all network services enable6. Run Level 06(Reboot) - Reboot for Machine
05. Change Run Levelid:3:initdefault:
06. Save and exit your file and reboot your system
07. After changing the run level, How to go to GUI#startx
08. Manually change desktop with CLI
From Gnome to KDE - #switchdesk kde
You can Check - #startx
From KDE to Gnome - #switchdesk gnome
You can Check - #startx
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