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On Mac: there's a setting in System Preferences->Security & Privacy that allows you to install and run apps from "Anywhere". It's a walled garden, but the wall
by ridgeguy 10y ago
On Mac: there's a setting in System Preferences->Security & Privacy that allows you to install and run apps from "Anywhere".
It's a walled garden, but the walls aren't as tall on the desktop OS. Yet.
- spost 10y agoAnd it's also worth noting that the default option, "Mac App Store and identified developers" allows you to run apps from anywhere by right-clicking them and choosing "Open".