> After the update, I was locked out as the login screen no longer could read some files needed to authenticate my login. My last experience with SElinux (arou

> After the update, I was locked out as the login screen no longer could read some files needed to authenticate my login. My last experience with SElinux (around 10 years ago) I got this exact same issue with the login manager while trying out Fedora... and after fiddling around and working around it, another issue, and another - it must be turned off, it's clearly not suitable for general purpose usage and shouldn't be enabled by default (and isn't on most distros).