THEY ACTUALLY WENT AND DID IT

>>57895419
Is thus gentoo reference?

>>57895419
>mfw there is a cli fix for this
>mfw apple is known for doing shit like this
>mfw 95% of the userbase will never care about this so apple thinks its ok to do this.

>>57895446
I fixed it before I even posted this, but there's just too much fucking shit getting sent to the cli these days.
I remember when people would post photoshops of the old screen, making it look like pic related as a troll. This is just fucked.

>>57895419
control-click on app
open
say you're sure you want to open the app
it will never ask you again after that

>>57895419
Can't you just hit install anyways?

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>>57895419
>still editing screenshots in 2016
>not even editing out the "Open Anyway" button
Shit troll winfag

>>57895510
are you on el capitan?

>>57895510
Update nigga.
Actually, no, don't. Save yourself from this hell.

>>57895568
Yes

>>57895568
Op here, I'm on siera, thought el cap still had the anywhere button.

>>57895596
>thought el cap still had the anywhere button.
you're right

>>57895591
sierra made it like op, op's pic is unedited

>>57895419
macOS is the most cucked OS by far.

I don't mind the option being sent to the CLI but it still is unsettling since you never know if they'll remove the CLI option one day.

Forcing the app store would be fine if they didn't gimp the apps that people submit

>>57895614
[KEK BE HERE] macOS < Windows 10 < Windows 7 < Windows XP < ReactOS < systemd/Linux < systemd-less/Linux < *BSD < Haiku < plan9/9front /< TempleOS [AUTISM BE HERE]

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>>57895419

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>>57895614

>>57896113
>>57896132

In conclusion, use GNU/Linux

>>57896198
>apt-get install package
>insufficient permissions
>sudo apt-get install package
>password:

>he needs to ask his personal computer permissions to do anything
cuck.

>>57896113
>>57896132
This is something you can literally just disable and is pretty useful for my parents or retarded relatives. As opposed to them removing that option it's kinda stupid.

So how do you allow apps from unidentified developers on Sierra?

>>57896241
Don't Windows and macOS do the same thing?

>>57896241

su root

>living life on the edge

>>57896257
New terminal
sudo rm -rf /*

>>57896271
I don't need to type in my password into a command prompt in Windows just to play a damn mkv

>>57895419
The fuck is this?

>>57896241
>he wants everyone to be the master of his pc
This is being a cuck.

Does the "open anyway" dialogue show when running an app from an unidentified developer? I'm on Sierra 10.12.1 and I still see the option. Before you were stopped from installing until you checked "from anywhere", but if it lets you install stuff from unidentified devs with 1 extra click instead of 3 I'm not too fussed.

>>57895433
No, kys redditor.

>>57896975
Neither do you in any OS, anon. Tell us your story.

>>57896198
In conclusion, just disable SmartScreen, which is easier to do than whatever shit you have to get around something in Cucknix

>>57895688
The failure of the Mac App Store is one of Apple's biggest missed opportunities.

>>57896241
what if you want to install something that isn't in the repo
for example a project from github

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>>57897278
>shilling this hard
>being this uninformed

>>57896113
I literally never saw this screen, and I don't remember disabling smartscreen, even though I run a lot of shady software

>>57897372
I never bought a single copy of Windows, retard.

>>57898540
:^)

>>57896273
You can just type su without root you know...

In other news, I'm just about to "downgrade" back to El Capitan, possibly all the way to Mavericks.

Sierra has a ridiculous bug where if you switch the input language, and it doesn't actually switch - you're still typing at the previous language. Also pressing Caps Lock to change language, which was added in Sierra, randomly stops working.

Both of these bugs have a forum post about them since June, the earliest DPs, so Apple must have known about them for 6 months. But no fix. I'm not even sure what OS X point updates are even For, since unlike iOS they have exactly zero feature additions and they have never fixed any of the confirmed bugs I've reported.

OS X really is a shit.

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>>57895736
>There are people porting their most loved apps to plan9 and using it as their daily driver

>>57896251
You can still open untrusted programs, just right click => open.

Imho it's better to do it consciously than just click the thing everytime it opens.

Can't think of any software rn that I'm using on macOS that is unverified anyway.

>>57896241
>[user] ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
Computer illiterates, kindly fuck off to /v/

>Apple literally protecting you from Demon

THANK YOU MR. COOK.

>>57899035
10.12.2 will probably be released sometime next week (it's now on Beta 5), so you may want to see if that fixes your issues.

Also, you know the default shortcut for changing languages is Ctrl+Space, right?

>>57901330
>t. mactoddler

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>>57895419

Sierra was a big step backwards.
Why does apple have to regularly mess up their operating system?
Snow Leopard was perfection, Lion fucked it up.
Mavericks was really good, but Yosemite was awful.
Le Capitano was... okay, and Sierra now feels like a beta Loonix distro.