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What non-optional features are you referring to? I don't recall having to do anything too onerous to run whatever software I've wanted to run on my M1.
by ubermonkey 4y ago
What non-optional features are you referring to?
I don't recall having to do anything too onerous to run whatever software I've wanted to run on my M1.
- upbeat_general 4y agoGatekeeper, AMFI, Quarantine, Library Validation and probably more (those are just the ones I have in my list of commands to disable). I guess "non-optional" is inaccurate but every new macOS update I end up googling why some app can't open and discovering a new mechanism that I need to bypass (or a change to an existing one).
- MBCook 4y agoI’ve been using a Mac every day for work for for over a decade, plus my experience at home. Other that having to affirm I did indeed want to open a piece of unsigned software a few times on first run, which I like, I’ve never had an issue. What are you running into?
- ubermonkey 4y agoYeah, hard same. I live and work on a Mac, and I have since just before the switch to OS X in 2001. You definitely DO have to turn off the "app store only" default, but that's completely trivial (and is a sensible default for less technical users). I haven't built anything from source in a long time, but I'd expect that works fine, too.