fair enough! 🙂
hmm, im not entirely sure if its fully enabled i remember on installation it asked for it but cant recall what i did then. if it is enabled it will be some default low profile. in general i dont really need much security as i handle security elsewhere.
im not very experienced with linux, just installed the thing and focused on configuring webservices.
from some research i did i understand selinux handles most of the security?
im not using a gui of anykind and all administration i do goes via putty.
i also found on a fedora site its a 'tricky' thing to play with as it can kill the filesystem when things change? im not sure how this can be. but i assume they know what theyre talking about....