Assignment 01 CSCI 260: The Unix Environment Examine the UNIX commands addgroup. adduser, and useradd commands 1 Use the addgroup command to create a new group on your system called cs260. 2. Using either the addgroup or adduser command, add your user account to the cs260 group 3. Use the adduser command to add a new user to your system. This user should have the following stats. a Username: testuser b. Default Group: testuser c Shell: /bin/bash d. Full Name: Tess Tuser e. Room Number: 115 f Work Phone: 858-3007 g. Leave Home Phone Empty h Other Likes the smell of new tires 4. Use the useradd command to add a new user to your system. This user should have the following stats a Username: jestuser b. Default Group: jestuser c. Shell: /bin/bash d. Full Name: Jessie Tuser e Room Number 119 * Work Phone: 858-3008 g. Leave Home Phone Empty h. Other Thinks fish are secretly plotting to take over the world 5 Use addgroup to put both new users into the cs260 group in addition to their default groups) Save screenshots (View-> Take Screenshot in VirtualBox) of each command's execution and the entries that were created in your password ar a short explanation of what the difference is between adduser and useradd as well as an explanation of what each of the fields in your new en password ile are used for Note: Most of the biographical Information is stored in what is typically referred to as the GECOS field of the password file Useradd use for this setting information. You may have to examine how adduser adrer the first star in the file in order to add the second user in the o