Thanks for sharing the update and the changelog details. Enabling selinuxuser_execstack does make sense for gaming scenarios where some legacy libraries or anti-cheat components still rely on executable stacks. That said, it’s good that the README acknowledges the security implications, because this boolean effectively relaxes protections that modern systems usually enforce.
For anyone planning to install this, it’s worth keeping in mind: Only enable this if you really need it for compatibility You can disable it later using setsebool -P selinuxuser_execstack off Systems that don’t run older/unsupported titles may not benefit from this change at all The increased compatibility may help avoid weird crashes in certain games, but if you care about tight security posture, you should at least review what you’re running. Also, if you’re troubleshooting input/sensitivity issues after applying tweaks, you can verify your mouse behavior using tools like Mouse DPI Analyzers to make sure nothing else in your setup is causing inconsistent aim or pointer movement. Hope that helps!
