gRunlevels - A SYSV Runlevel Editor
by Ryan Lovett <ryan@ugastro.berkeley.edu>,
<http://godzilla.eecs.berkeley.edu/rolozo/gRunlevels>
gRunlevels is a GTK+ application for configuring runlevel services. The interface is based on that of tksysv. gRunlevels does not apply changes immediately so it may be operated without fear of munging the init process. Effecting your modifications is a matter of clicking a button.
I've tried to make gRunlevels a helpful tool for those unfamiliar with this particular aspect of system configuration, though I hope it is also of benefit to those who find GUI apps useful.
gRunlevels 1.1 works with gtk+-1.0.5 and gtk+-perl-0.2-4.
Note: If gRunlevels really does munge your init process (tee-hee), a copy of your original /etc/rc.d tree may be installed from /tmp/gRunlevel.backup/ with:
cp -arf /tmp/gRunlevel.backup/rc.d /etc
The backup copy is made every time you run gRunlevels. If you mess up and then quit, do not open gRunlevels before restoring the tree, otherwise the backup will be overwritten.