Subj : Re: Atari 400; meh.
To   : Ewing
From : deon
Date : Sat Jul 29 2023 13:58:53

  Re: Re: Atari 400; meh.
  By: Ewing to deon on Sat Jul 29 2023 10:58 am

 > Using that SyncTERM example the first time I run a new binary I need to go
 > to Settings -> Privacy & Security, click "Open Anyway" and then authenticate
 > because it hasn't been signed by an Apple Developer ID (which does require
 > payment). Example screenshots:
 >
 > https://files.ewing.au/?r=1819&k=5b2f34a1e0
 > https://files.ewing.au/?r=1820&k=cdb91ee4df
 > https://files.ewing.au/?r=1821&k=67a85ad184

Or you can hold Option (might be command, cant remember) and click on it to open it - the second time you do, you select "Open Anyway". This is all you need to do for it to open normally next time (ie: once), until you replace it with another version, then you need to do it again... :)

But you are right, if you sign it (which you need to have a developer cert which costs an annual fee), then you dont need to do this extra step...

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