It's an unusual linux installer these days that requires root. Programs aren't going to write junk into your system directories on linux unless you give them pe

It's an unusual linux installer these days that requires root. Programs aren't going to write junk into your system directories on linux unless you give them permission to. I'm not sure how adding an additional layer of complexity on top of this will solve anything. Now, rather than asking for root, your random installer would be asking you to open up SIP permissions for it.