I've been running Fedora for about 2 years, and have never been tempted yet to turn off selinux. (And I just used the 'sestatus' command to verify that it is en

I've been running Fedora for about 2 years, and have never been tempted yet to turn off selinux. (And I just used the 'sestatus' command to verify that it is enabled. "Current mode: enforcing", it elaborates.)