Subj : Re: macOS 26
To   : tenser
From : jimmylogan
Date : Sat Oct 04 2025 16:20:16

-=> tenser wrote to apam <=-

 te> On 23 Sep 2025 at 01:25a, apam pondered and said...

 ap> Still, for those who use a lot of opensource stuff, I would say they
 ap> would be resonably tech savvy, so all you need to do when you want to
 ap> allow a non signed app to run on your mac is go into privacy and security
 ap> in settings and click "Run anyway" and then enter your password. Then
 ap> it's marked as allowed and you can run it as normal - at least until you
 ap> update it.

 te> That is sort of annoying.  For a lot of the command-line-y type stuff
 te> I run, homebrew does me well, however, without all the hassle.

It sounds annoying, for sure, but only because the 'approved'
stuff just works. I sue homebrew as well for a lot of stuff. :-)

 te> Linux is ... ok.  It's got a huge amount of mind share behind it, but
 te> I don't think it's all that great.  The kernel is complex and bloated,
 te> and while some parts of it are very, very good, other parts of just
 te> plain bad.  The overall experience of using it gives the impression
 te> that it works best on the developers' laptops.

I think Linux is GREAT for getting use out of old hardware
that might otherwise be unusable...



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