There are six default runlevels in the Linux base system.
0 (zero) is basically the shutdown runlevel.
1 (one) is single user mode.
2 (two) is a multi-user mode, minus NFS support.
3 (three) is a multi-user, command line based mode.
4 (four) user-defined / undefined.
5 (five) multi-user, graphical mode. This is generally the default runlevel on desktop / laptop machines.
6 (six) is basically the reboot runlevel.
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