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Understanding Groups in Linux: How They Shape Access & Control in Real World
- Groups in Linux are collections of users with assigned permissions.
- There are two types of groups in Linux: primary and secondary (supplementary).
- Common group management commands include creating groups, adding/removing users, and changing a user's primary group.
- Real-world examples of group usage include restricting access to project folders and separating departments.
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