hi,
is there any tool on debian that helps edit/organise runlevels? sure this
can be done manually. but it would indeed be nice to have something on the
lines of ntsysv to handle all that.
reason for this: runlevel editing is not child's play. not many newbies who
can handle this comfortably. selecting a number for the symlinks to be put
into the various rcX.d directories is the timeconsuming part that needs too
much R&D for newbies. this is very likely to turn people off when they compare
things with MDK for example where there are multiple interfaces for handling
runlevels, for starting and stopping services and finding out which service is
running, stopped, what that service does (brief intro), etc.
editing runlevels was fun for a while, till i caught myself spending too much
time on this and stopped as that same time was required for regular studies
more than for customising the runlevels. any new technology / feature
consumes 90% time for learning and 10% or less for getting the job done
...this was roughly what happened when we built the schools CD for the GSCP
proj ...and the same thing is recurring with the runlevel editing, getting my
audio CD to play (still haven't managed this), etc.
warm regards
banduji
peace
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