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Not anymore. Since 10.12 Sierra the GUI option to turn off Gatekeeper is gone, you have to use command line to turn it off. And now App Notarization is making i

Not anymore. Since 10.12 Sierra the GUI option to turn off Gatekeeper is gone, you have to use command line to turn it off. And now App Notarization is making it harder still to run your own software.

sitharus 7y ago
How so? I can run anything I like via the command line, and right-click -> Open still launches unsigned executables. Sure there are warnings, but that's not hard to get past.
- ajross 7y ago
  > I can run anything I like via the command line The discussion is literally about replacing the default shell...
  - darkpuma 7y ago
    I don't see how that's relevant to this subdiscussion, since the switch from bash to zsh won't effect what he's talking about.
- 0x0 7y ago
  Only for local administrator user accounts I believe
saagarjha 7y ago
GateKeeper only applies to software you download from the internet, and only then in a couple of very specific cases.