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Why not SELinux?

• rahiel 9y ago
  Because Debian has already done much work on integrating AppArmor [1]. And Debian based distro's like Ubuntu, Tails, and Subgraph also work on AppArmor so choosing AppArmor over SELinux means overall less work for the Debian community. [1]: https://wiki.debian.org/AppArmor/Progress https://wiki.debian.org/AppArmor/Progress
  • ibaldouy 9y ago
    SELinux is more secure, flexible and comprehensive, so Debian should adopt it by default... Anyway if AppArmor gets selected by default, I hope I can switch somewhat easily to SELinux if I want to.