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You can grant full disk access to the Terminal app in System Settings to prevent those permission dialogs. They’re in place by default to reduce effectiveness o
by cosmic_cheese 1y ago
You can grant full disk access to the Terminal app in System Settings to prevent those permission dialogs. They’re in place by default to reduce effectiveness of people being socially engineered to paste in malicious commands.
- hellojesus 1y agoThanks. I understand the motivation for them being there. I think I'm just too old for it or something. The danger is the fun. Ive noticed many games these days disable alt+f4. I consider it the same weird guardrail. The enjoyment is tricking people into doing things, or having a laugh after having been tricked. It's one really good way to make folks learn. But also it can be bad. I get it. I'm just old.
- Citizen8396 1y agoIt's just different. I was thrown off by it at first. Then I decided I prefer it. If you like danger, you can boot into recovery mode and run csrdisable. Then you can rm -rf / or do whatever else. Personally, I leave it on.