I think SIP gives me more control over my machine, not less. I don't want programs installing junk into my system directories. Don't mess with what my distrib

I think SIP gives me more control over my machine, not less. I don't want programs installing junk into my system directories. Don't mess with what my distributor shipped me. I've had this same complaint on Linux and OS X for years: to install system wide, you are typically asked to become root, and then some random installer has free reign to wreak absolute havoc. It turns out Haskell Platform was installing symlinks in /usr.[0] Why? There was no need for that and no easy way to get it out or even know it was doing that in the first place. So as a solution people had "uninstaller" programs that would look for gunk like this left by other programs? Ridiculous. I'm glad Apple is locking this down. If you don't like it turn it off. [0] https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2015-October/121554.html https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2015-October...