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  • Not sure if there is a difference, might have to check the man page.

    groups gives you your current active groups for your current session. /etc/groups will give you the groups that you get for the next session. Not sure about group username, might be the same.

    Its weird, but given you won’t be changing groups for users frequently, I don’t think I would bother fixing it. Maybe Fedora changed something recently so this is how it is now? I would just forget about it.