Linux for Programmers #3 | Linux Users and Groups
In this episode of the Linux for programmers series, Tim (from Tech With Tim) will be walking through the concept of Linux users and Groups, how they relate to each other, and how to manage them.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
1:26 – Creating users
4:12 – Signing in as other users
6:05 – Deleting users
6:20 – Changing users password
7:19 – Explaining groups
9:57 – Creating groups
10:23 – Assigning users to groups
11:20 – Removing users from groups
11:55 – Editing permissions
17:10 – Finding command locations
18:58 – Deleting groups
19:20 – Outro
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