But none of the solutions there (sudo su / su / newgrp) would be safe to do from a package install POV - and furthermore none of these would e.g. fix your desktop environment around the shell that did the install.
As I said maybe there is a mechanism that I don't know, so maybe it is worth asking the mailing list.
I'll ask on the mailing list if I miss a mechanism to do this better.
There are plenty of discussions on the topic in general around all of linux, like: /superuser. com/questions/ 272061/ reload- a-linux- users-group- assignments- without- logging- out /serverfault. com/questions/ 74934/refresh- supplementary- group-membershi ps-without- logging- in-again /unix.stackexch ange.com/ questions/ 18796/how- to-apply- changes- of-newly- added-user- groups- without- needing- to-reboot
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But none of the solutions there (sudo su / su / newgrp) would be safe to do from a package install POV - and furthermore none of these would e.g. fix your desktop environment around the shell that did the install.
As I said maybe there is a mechanism that I don't know, so maybe it is worth asking the mailing list.
I'll ask on the mailing list if I miss a mechanism to do this better.