May have accidentally removed myself from all other groups :D

Well actually I did, I was repairing a windows laptop by mounting the disk in a VM and had to add myself to disks and when i went to remove myself from it again i forgot the “-a” so i wouldnt be removed from every other group lol

So, seeing as Ive never derped this hard (thats also a lie) what are the default groups for users in EOS? I dont remember what they are as i dont check frequently.

Thanks for helping an idiot lol :upside_down_face: :clown_face:

Besides a self-named private group as the primary group (i.e., Echoa), these are the default groups in an EOS installation:

sys rfkill users wheel

Although there’s no reason to be in the users group at all (since you’re in a self-named private group)…and sys and rfkill are of questionable value IMO.

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thanks friend

Yeah they maybe be a bit questionable but I like to keep my system fairly OOTB minus some themeing so wanted them back to defaults

Im so dumb for doing that lol

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If you know you’re going to be operations on a file, always a good idea to make that darn copy first. Text files take up remarkably little space.

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