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Of course not. SELinux is functionally unusable due to it's historical ties. Which is a real shame, because the network limiting (used to be, it's been a while

Of course not. SELinux is functionally unusable due to it's historical ties. Which is a real shame, because the network limiting (used to be, it's been a while since I looked) is very easy to use and quite good.

pjmlp 5y ago
So unusable that millions of people use it without knowing on their Android and ChromeOS devices.
edgyquant 5y ago
SELinux is not unusable, it’s open source anyway.