How do you restrict access to applications on Fedora?

Linux

To restrict access to applications on Fedora, you can use various methods such as setting file permissions, utilizing SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) to define access controls, or employing firewall rules. Additionally, you can configure user groups to limit which users can execute specific applications. For graphical applications, tools like gpasswd can manage group memberships, while for command-line applications, you can modify the executable permissions with chmod.