Hello!
The hierarchy under /etc/skel is for that. Basically, you keep customised
files that will appear in every new user home directory in /etc/skel.
If default runlevel is 3, your Linux box will start in text mode. If it's 5,
graphics will appear by default, Windows-style. See in /etc/inittab for the
default runlevel.
Regards,
Razvan
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From: "Branden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: miercuri, 14 iunie 2000 18:19
Subject: Couple quick questions...
> Greetings Gurus,
>
> I come in peace.
>
> Late last night a small carnivorous woodland creature left me a piece of
> paper that said creating a template makes creating useraccounts easier. Is
> there a way to do this in linux if so, could someone point me towards
> relevant howtos or documents?
>
> Is there a way that I can disable the annoying beep that I get when my
> cursor is backspaced too far to the beginning of the cmdline?
>
> Also a small child told me that in RedHat runlevel 5 automatically starts
X.
> Coincidence, I think not. What does it all mean...
> How and which runlevels can I switch to to make my root account to start
me
> at a cmdline?
>
>
>
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