It seems TW's switch to selinux from apparmor as default wants to install two otherwise unneeded *selinux* packages, selinux-tools & python313-selinux, or else remove most trinity packages. Why, when only non-removable libselinux1 is the only bit of selinux that the OS requires to remain installed?
Le 13/11/2025 à 23:47, Felix Miata via tde-devels a écrit :
It seems TW's switch to selinux from apparmor as default wants to install two otherwise unneeded *selinux* packages, selinux-tools & python313-selinux, or else remove most trinity packages. Why, when only non-removable libselinux1 is the only bit of selinux that the OS requires to remain installed?
Hello Felix,
This new dependency is a copy/paste from Fedora packaging, I did not mention that it caused so many packages to be installed.
In order to make TDM work under selinux, in the package post-installation I use the following commands: semodule, semanage, and restorecon
But these commands are not used afterward. I don't know if there is a way to ensure they are present during installation, but can be uninstalled afterward without removing Trinity.
François
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