> SELinux [is] kinda esoteric and hard to understand I don't totally disagree with you, but a thought suddenly struck me: maybe, exactly like Git, it isn't har

> SELinux [is] kinda esoteric and hard to understand I don't totally disagree with you, but a thought suddenly struck me: maybe, exactly like Git, it isn't hard to understand, it's just that the UI, UX, and attendant documentation are not written for the majority of their potential audience. And thus, in the same way that many people fix Git problems by simply blowing away their local repo and starting over, SELinux users simply `setenforce 0` and walk away.