SELinux remains inscrutable and unusuable to the lay person. Microsoft had the same problem with Windows XP and especially after its service pack 2 when the Windows Firewall was introduced, that it was difficult to debug and applications didn't prompt to open ports or have an API to do so. So many a lay person posted on forums "disable firewall".

Users don't care why their tools don't work, they don't understand why or how to fix it. Technically complex SELinux audit tutorials are not helpful. There needs to be real, genuine attention to user experience an almost tutorial like CLI command. Something so simple anyone could safely make a program run. Whether that program is safe itself is another question, and users should be told that too.