How to Add User to a Group in Linux VM

In Linux, users are organized into groups. This allows you to grant permissions to groups of users instead of individual users. This makes it easier to manage user permissions and security. To add a user to a group in Linux, you can use the usermod command. This command allows you to modify user information, including their group membership.

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