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*yet. This sort of things are always gradual to not scare people off. First it's a popup that you need to right click->open to bypass, then it's notarising, so
by duiker101 7y ago
*yet.
This sort of things are always gradual to not scare people off. First it's a popup that you need to right click->open to bypass, then it's notarising, soon no software from outside the store will be allowed.
- scarface74 7y agoSo when? The Mac App Store was introduced over a decade ago and people have been making this prediction.
- sjwright 7y agoWorry about the slippery slope when the slippery slope actually slips. For now there's good reasoning behind what Apple has done and I applaud their active concern for badware.
- badsectoracula 7y ago> Worry about the slippery slope when the slippery slope actually slips. Wouldn't that be too late? After all we have "warning! slippery surface" signs to avoid slipping, we don't just let people slip and fall over to figure out the surface is indeed slippery.
- sjwright 7y agoToo late for what?
- badsectoracula 7y agoFor not falling down. By the time you have slipped, you are already in pain.