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Yes, in short - users & groups serve as a rudimentary implementation of capabilities. Best example is Android. But there's more to it. Separating admin user fr
by terminaljunkid 7y ago
Yes, in short - users & groups serve as a rudimentary implementation of capabilities. Best example is Android. But there's more to it.
Separating admin user from non admin user always has advantages and I do it even on Windows.
- anyfoo 7y agoBest counter example to their point is iOS, though, where POSIX permissions don't play much of a role in securing the system and separation applications.