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Not allowing users to run any unsigned binaries by default, such as a Go binary from your coworker, is somewhat against the Linux philosophy.
by BossingAround 5y ago
Not allowing users to run any unsigned binaries by default, such as a Go binary from your coworker, is somewhat against the Linux philosophy.
- nuker 5y ago$ spctl --add myFancyBinary Yes, defaults matter, 99% users don’t have friends that ask them to run their binaries :)
- BossingAround 5y agoA matter of philosophy. This would not fly in Linux distributions.
- kaba0 5y agoYou can run it, but it should not be by default allowed and a warning for its questionable origin is very handy.
- BossingAround 5y agoYou can delete your whole Linux installation with a single dd command. As I said, this is a matter of philosophy.