selinux is provided by Debian as well and it's hardly a popular (or very useful) feature compared to daemon and application sandboxing.
permissive licenses allowed turning a social movement into unpaid labor for FAANGs. Instead of providing libre computing all the way to the end users, many developers are writing unpaid applications and libraries that…
selinux is provided by Debian as well and it's hardly a popular (or very useful) feature compared to daemon and application sandboxing.
permissive licenses allowed turning a social movement into unpaid labor for FAANGs. Instead of providing libre computing all the way to the end users, many developers are writing unpaid applications and libraries that…