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> People that run an AD domain for their home lab, people that use apple configurator to create profiles for their own devices (can enable some settings/feature
by groby_b 1y ago
> People that run an AD domain for their home lab, people that use apple configurator to create profiles for their own devices (can enable some settings/features that are otherwise gated behind using an MDM profile - like shared iPads), etc.
That's a tiny minority of your user base. You'll live. They'll live.
> So who are you going to catch, really?
Enterprises that are big enough to manage their fleet, but small enough to not enforce rules. Which is a good chunk of money.
- layer8 1y agoThe minority are typically also enthusiasts who serve as a multiplier. Alienating them isn’t the best strategy.
- bootlooped 1y agoBelow the code snippets the post states this is not a silver bullet, but only a starting point.
- layer8 1y agoThe code snippets are the easy part here. Too easy to blindly deploy, because it might work for 95% of the cases. You know how these things go: KPM increased, move on to the next thing.
- groby_b 1y agoIf you aim for large-scale Enterprise sales (which you should if you take this step), no, the folks running home labs are not usually the ones making decisions.