SELinux Vs Apparmor For Home Use - Steam - AMD

Would it be practical to have either SELinux or AppArmor for a home computer? The only two things I'm worried about are the proprietary AMD drivers and Steam. I literaly know NOTHING about SELinux or AppArmor so I'm relying on the more experienced users here.

All I need is to make sure they (Steam and the AMD Drivers) are contained within themselves and that my system will be a little more secure if an attack is posed against them.

Regards,
Amarildo


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