groups
I recently switched from slackware to debian. Under slack, when users were
added they were defaultly added to the group "users". I see debian gives each
user his/her own group.
1. Why did debian adopt this method?
2. If say, I want to add two of my users to the same group, is it safe to add
them to the already existing "users (GID=100)" group, or is this reserved for
some program that comes with debian?
Thanks.
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