hello. i tried setup
firejail as wiki says: su pacman -S firejail → firejail firefox
im little bit confused , is there now some error what i need to repair (with that “aa-enforce…”)
or is it all ok?
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don’t know what wiki this tells but manjaro uses the “sudo” command instead of “su”.
Did you read Firejail - ArchWiki
Did you follow the instructions in the install message
In order to use the apparmor integration with firejail, install the apparmor package and run as root: 'apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/firejail-default'
You will likely also need to enable and start the apparmor.service
sudo systemctl enable --now apparmor.service
Bear in mind that if you configure firejail to the extent described in the Arch Wiki - upon removal of firejail you will need to clear out unwanted files in /usr/local/
This doesn’t make sense, actually.
And also, we need more information if there seems to be a problem and you wish assistance.
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