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Just my experience: Ever since it came enabled by default on fedora I've been using it in Permissive mode ie: don't enforce but notify about violations. IIRC, s
by devnonymous 10y ago
Just my experience: Ever since it came enabled by default on fedora I've been using it in Permissive mode ie: don't enforce but notify about violations. IIRC, since the last couple of releases I've seen maybe a couple or so notifications, so the default set of rules out of the box on fedora are definitely much better now than they used to be.
I might just turn it to enforcing mode.
- proaralyst 10y agoI've been using Fedora since 21 (I think) and I've never switched out of enforcing. Occasionally you get notified that Chrome has violated something but the notification explains how to allow it if you want to. I'd really recommend it, it doesn't seem to impact the system usability in any way.