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Is it possible to make a software execute at startup, before the user logs in? Because I need to execute a software (to light the num lock) at the login screen.. is it possible?
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Yes, put it in the init3 run level which executes just before the init5 (login screen). What flavor of linux?
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Sorry to interrupt but what is init3 and init5?
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