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I recently tried to install gdb on a Mac. Well after 1 hour I gave up and went a different direction. gatekeeper was refusing to install code that wasn't sign
by williamDafoe 4y ago
I recently tried to install gdb on a Mac. Well after 1 hour I gave up and went a different direction. gatekeeper was refusing to install code that wasn't signed out the wazoo and the 14-step instructions on how to sign, approve, bless, and sprinkle holy-water on top of a gnu gdb binary was just too much. it didn't matter what i did - even if i downloaded the source code, compiled and ran it as root, that wasn't going to make gatekeeper happy. gdb was never going to start.
if you watch this talk you can tell that gatekeeper is taking away your freedoms.
they are trying to turn each and every binary on your machine into a walled garden.
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/701/?time=1460 https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/701/?time=1...
this will put apple in a superior position - the only company able to make a binary that can use every resource in the OS - and will put developers at a great disadvantage!