If you've followed the SELinux developers mailing list for a while, you've surely heard of The SELinux Notebook. For those of you that haven't, The SELinux Notebook is an effort by Richard Haines to document all the different aspects of SELinux from the kernel up through policy. It's an impressive piece of work, spanning ~345 pages in the current edition. Richard has always made The SELinux Notebook freely available, but with the latest edition Richard has converted the entire document to markdown and it is now available on GitHub at the link below: * https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-notebook Richard has decided that he enjoys life enough without a GitHub account, so I've posted it on his behalf and with his approval. Needless to say, this is a significant gift to the SELinux community, and we all own Richard our thanks. I've made a few tweaks to the original import from Richard, but these have mostly been limited to boilerplate, organization, and some build/formatting fixes so that we could generate a reasonable PDF for this initial "release". The latest edition (release?) can be found at the link below: * https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-notebook/releases/tag/20200707 It is my hope that we can treat this as a living document, keeping it current so that it stays relevant and useful. Those who wish to help and contribute to the effort can do so via patches to the SELinux mailing list or via GitHub PRs. The CONTRIBUTING.md file in the repository has more information. Thank you Richard! -- paul moore www.paul-moore.com
