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IIRC, binaries on arm on osx have to be signed. I.e. "We raised the walls on our garden further" Balls to that, if I buy hardware I want to be able to run wha
by noir_lord 6y ago
IIRC, binaries on arm on osx have to be signed.
I.e. "We raised the walls on our garden further"
Balls to that, if I buy hardware I want to be able to run what I want on it or it's not a general purpose computer, it's something else.
- dylan604 6y agoThe Macintosh, by design, was never a general purpose computer. It was a computer that Steve Jobs allowed you to use. The Apple II was the general purpose computer that Woz championed.