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On 4/10/12 10:10 PM, "Paweł Hajdan, Jr." wrote: |
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> Chromium can be compiled to be SELinux-aware, and it forks itself (and |
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> doesn't call exec - so that the underlying files can be updated in-place |
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> without disrupting running browsers; this is because Chromium has |
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> multi-process architecture and browser<->renderer IPC protocol changes |
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> between versions). |
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chromium-20.x (now in the cvs tree, hard masked) has selinux USE flag. |
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You can compile it yourself with USE=selinux and experiment with it, if |
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you want. |
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Feedback is welcome as always. :) |
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