Which command provides a more detailed listing of the SELinux status?

The command that provides a more detailed listing of the SELinux status is the one that displays comprehensive information about the SELinux mode, policy, and various other settings related to SELinux on a system. This command is tailored to give insight into the active SELinux settings, including the current mode (enforcing, permissive, or disabled) and the policy that is loaded.

Using the incorrect option would yield limited or irrelevant information. For instance, the command that sets the enforcement level only changes that setting without revealing any further SELinux status details. The command for user limits pertains to user session resource limits, which does not apply to SELinux at all. Meanwhile, the command that shows the current enforcement level only indicates whether SELinux is active or not without providing a comprehensive overview of its configuration or status. Hence, the command that offers an in-depth look at SELinux status is correct.