Running SELinux necessary for the average user?

["Preston Crawford" <me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm wondering because it seems to be slowing my machine down considerably
under CentOS 5. Especially the daemon they include to monitor SELinux and
the program that attaches to it. I tried opening this earlier and it just
sat there spinning.

I want the knowledge that my machine is secure and safe. But I'm wondering
if the price is worth it. Is it necessary for my machine to be fairly
secure?

Preston

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