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Why do we hate SELinux?
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I don't hate it. What's SELinux?
In the time it took you to type that comment here, you could have typed it in Google and gotten an immediate response
Internet users like you are the worst.
Yep, we're right up there with lazy people who literally ask strangers to Google things for them and then sit back and wait for the response to be delivered to them personally. The worst.
This is an online DISCUSSION
Stfu
Exactly. You tell em! This is a discussion! It's not a place to ask for definitions.
U mad tho
No U mad
If they brought up SELinux I'd assume they had no need to Google it.
I would agree until they asked what it is