| 3 | | Of course it's technically possible, but what's the benefit to justify the maintenance overhead ? |
| 4 | | Just because some Linux distros do it doesn't imply that it makes sense for serious environments. |
| | 3 | Of course it's technically possible to have a distinct user group for every user, but what's the benefit to justify the maintenance overhead ? |
| | 4 | Just because some Linux distros do it doesn't automatically imply that it makes sense for serious environments. |
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| | 6 | As you may realize, I'm not a fan of it :-) |
