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Is MacOS Ventura much more difficult to use as a pirate than its predecessors? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I have seen that Ventura has much tighter inspections of modifications to executables. From that article :

The more stringent codesigning checks in Ventura verify that all notarized apps are correctly signed and have not been modified by unauthorized processes, even after the first launch. This is an improvement from previous versions of macOS, where Gatekeeper would only validate applications during their initial launch and would regard the file as trusted once it was successfully launched.

Should I stick with the previous MacOS version for as long as possible? I really don't want to have to give money to fucking Adobe.

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Also - shut up, the apple lappie was literally half price because of a superficial tiny dent on one corner. I mostly use Linux.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

I had to reinstall Ventura recently because I broke the Apple Books app (don’t try to relocate its storage directory via symlink, it will kill the app and the app is built in) back to the point: The reinstall preserved all of my data and apps except it deleted qBitTorrent and Soulseek. It did not stop me reinstalling them and using them like before tho.