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This should be the default. On Linux, packages should provide the SELiunx (or whatever) rules they need, and the user should accept them or not install the pac
by linkdd 5y ago
This should be the default.
On Linux, packages should provide the SELiunx (or whatever) rules they need, and the user should accept them or not install the package (just like permissions on Android/iOS apps).
On Windows, the application could be sandboxed to its folder in `Program Files` and `%APPDATA%`.
Being secure by default should be the norm. When its not, you can tell users "you should do this" all you want, they won't do it.
- cookiengineer 5y agoCompletely agree with you, selinux would be much much nicer if configuration and setup would be easier and streamlined with downstream packages. The current "GUI" is basically a configuration editor that nobody understands. Maybe it's time to improve it?