> I've always found that the concepts are not the difficult part of SELinux. There’s tons of good information on this part. > Instead it's the complexity of

> I've always found that the concepts are not the difficult part of SELinux. There’s tons of good information on this part. > Instead it's the complexity of the configuration and tooling which is always a headache. There’s practically nothing on this. `man selinux` lists some of the tools (last updated in 2005) in “see also” section. On Fedora, half the referenced man pages are missing, though. You’ll need to read a book (or a book’s worth of man pages) to get anywhere.