[ Thanks to Peter Parker for this
link. ]
“I read a post this afternoon that surprised me a little, which
is tough to do because I work on the Internet and I’ve basically
seen everything humanity has to offer. Believe me, it’s not
much.“What surprised me today is that the old axiom ‘SELinux is so
difficult to use that most IT managers just switch it off’ has
bubbled to the surface again over at Kerneltrap.org…”
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