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In many respects, groups are comparable to accounts. They’re defined in similar files and managed with similar utilities. Groups are also tied to accounts, in that accounts include group definitions. Until now, it has been assumed that you’ll be using standard groups or the groups that are defined as part of account creation. Sometimes, though, you need to create, delete, or modify groups for specific purposes, such as if you use a project group strategy. As with account management, you can do this using either GUI or text-mode tools.
Many GUI account maintenance tools, such as openSUSE’s User and Group Administration utility, provide group management tools that are similar to the user management tools described throughout this chapter. Referring back to Figure 13.1, you’ll see that the User and Group Administration window includes both Users and Groups tabs. To manage groups, click the Groups tab. This produces...
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