Why I don't need SELinux
When I usually need to make sure I disable SELinux, it seems that this paranoid creation of NSA (currently offered by default on RHEL4 and Fedora) is actually requested by some, despite the loss of system performance due to it!
Otherwise, I couldn't imagine why people would need to be guided on how to build SELinux from scratch [IBM developerWorks].
Double-locking everything is a little too much — but maybe this paranoid need of reclusive isolation is one of the reasons that pushed hypervisors like Xen that much in the public sight.
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