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You can, but it's your problem if you don't stringently configure SELinux and have clear policies for yourself. If you use Linux like Windows thinking it's more
by Bancakes 6y ago
You can, but it's your problem if you don't stringently configure SELinux and have clear policies for yourself. If you use Linux like Windows thinking it's more secure, and run everything with 'sudo' "Just to make sure it doesn't crash or pop an annoying prompt.", you're worse off.