You can also create a user profile and add the new profile to a group with one command by typing in "useradd -G GROUP USER" and replacing GROUP with the group name and USER with the user profile name.

The sudo group allows users to execute commands as a superuser or another user. It promotes better security by limiting root access. However, misuse can lead to system instability. Root has unlimited ...

These are a few commands that I believe every new Linux user should at least know about. Even if you don't use them, knowing they're there for you should help bolster your Linux confidence.

$ sudo passwd monica Once you set up the initial password, run a command like the one below to force the user to change his or her password on their first login. After all, no one but the user ...