Why does “cat /etc/group” show both groups and users?
I was wondering why does “cat /etc/group” show both groups and users?
I mean shouldn’t it show only group?
How do I recognize if it’s a group or a user?
I was wondering why does “cat /etc/group” show both groups and users?
I mean shouldn’t it show only group?
How do I recognize if it’s a group or a user?