How to set up Linux logins

Linux system has a variety of login methods, the most common terminal form (string interface, Black-and-white screen) and graphical interface. Each user has its own preferred interface. The specific way to change is also very simple, as long as the change/etc/inittab file can:

1. Open the Inittab file in the/etc directory

2. Find: "Id:5:initdefault:" This line

3.5 refers to the way Linux systems are logged on

0-halt

1-single User mode

2-multiuser,without NFS

3-full multiuser mode

4-unused

5-xll

6-reboot

The number after the ID is changed to 3 is the character Fu Deng (Black-and-white screen), to 5 is the graphical interface

But do not change to 0 or 6, otherwise the system will not boot properly