> Good luck with that if you have a non-technical user base. Gaining trust when the first thing they see is a big warning telling them this software shouldn't b

> Good luck with that if you have a non-technical user base. Gaining trust when the first thing they see is a big warning telling them this software shouldn't be trusted will also be really tough. And it should be tough. The hurdle needs to be high enough to frustrate malicious actors getting people to run random executables they downloaded from the Internet.