Basically, I am running Fedora 41 on my desktop and it runs fine, if I disable SELinux. If I enable SELinux, it doesn’t run at all. I took a screenshot of the SELinux logs in Cockpit to show the scope of the problem. As a noob to linux, I am entirely out of my depth trying to figure out how to fix this problem. It appears something has gone completely wrong.
Have you tried relabeling it?
sudo fixfiles -F relabel
I have not because I did not know to do so. Is that safe to run?
Usually it is. It just resets the SELinux context back to defaults for each file. Unless you require non default file contexts it will be fine.
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