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@beta_tester Could you tell me more abt Distrobox and SElinux? I think I never heard of both before
Ever wanted to distrohop because of the package manager or repository? Don't. Just use distrobox https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox
If you want to keep your system clean, use distrobox. You can install anything within distrobox which does not interfer with your system anymore.
Install a package for a project and kill the distrobox afterwards.
You've got a setup that you want to share with someone on another distro? Use distrobox.
It's like a virtual machine but without the graphical part. It integrates with your base system very well (unlike a vm which is separate).
You can find images here https://github.com/toolbx-images/images
I don't think there's easy access to selinux on mint. It's not listed here https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux
@beta_tester @voxel Mint uses Ubuntu's repositories, it's setup instructions are as such nearly identical