my opinion only- I respect the opinion of all others as well. Here is how you can disable Gatekeeper: Option 1: Utilizing Terminal to disable Gatekeeper.
While removing the security feature entirely might not be possible, you can easily disable Gatekeeper security feature either temporarily or permanently. Gatekeeper? Marketing spin for the sake of security!Īgain. Once you disable Gatekeeper, you will be able to install apps from anywhere without any problems. Many power users I personally know (DAW users and Graphics Editing) are moving to more powerful Windows workstations now. when that happens I will switch away from Apple.Īnd rapproducer714. I also wouldn't be surprised one bit if they next decide to only allow apps to be installed through the App store. I agree with rapproducer714's post above. otherwise I will use Linux and Windows in combination if no other alternative exists. I love the Mac and the Mac OS and the stability of Unix over windows so I hope it sticks around.
Having Sierra lock out 3rd party apps by default only further confirms my belief, not to mention Apple no longer even calls it OSX. It seems Apple cares mostly about IOS users and basic ("Simple") users now for the most part and is shifting the Mac operating system to Mirror IOS more and more with each update. If you take notice of the last few changes to the Mac operating system, you will realize Apple has been gradually shifting away from power users over the last few years. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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