Changing away from 'nogroup' would be good, that's for NFS use (similar
to 'nobody').

Using ACLs to grant the _apt user permission to work with specific files
sounds good to me. Perhaps not all editors know to maintain those when
writing new files with the same name, or perhaps know to fall back to
non-atomic file update tools in order to maintain those...

But it'd be ideal from apt's perspective, and easier than trying to
manage supplementary groups in sandboxed processes.

Thanks

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