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Where did you take that percentage from? It’s very likely the other way around. Almost no one, developers included, have SIP disabled. If you need kernel exten
by tambourine_man 3y ago
Where did you take that percentage from? It’s very likely the other way around. Almost no one, developers included, have SIP disabled.
If you need kernel extensions you should look for a different solution, at least on the Mac.
- LoganDark 3y agoLittle Snitch required a kernel extension until the Network Filter API was introduced. Homebrew required SIP to be disabled when it was first introduced but that's almost definitely fixed now. Some other software like certain hypervisors could have required it. I just think it's more likely for someone to disable SIP than find a different program that doesn't mind it, and those programs were all over the place when it was first introduced. Less so now, I suppose. > If you need kernel extensions you should look for a different solution, at least on the Mac. In 2023 sure.