In order for the installed display manager to start automatically during the boot process, the default run level for Debian-derived distributions should be:

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DWQA Questions › Category: Introduction to Linux II › In order for the installed display manager to start automatically during the boot process, the default run level for Debian-derived distributions should be:

In order for the installed display manager to start automatically during the boot process, the default run level for Debian-derived distributions should be:

More than 3
Any level
Between 2 and 5
Less than 2

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