I am new to Ubuntu and I used to do everything on Windows. As much as I know Windows has "read only" file option for the user. However, in my opinion, Ubuntu allow the user to manipulate file permissions excessively.
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- There are three groups of user; owner, group and other respectively.
Normally the one who creating the file is the owner. Then who are the "group" and the "other". Is this used more for server like systems where there are many user?
Even if this is used for security issues, without "$sudo" it can be easily change to whatever wanted.
Can you also suggest any further reading?
It may be possible that I am exaggerating "chmod", but still I will thank you if you answer.