Has anyone checked any of the apps in question to see if perhaps they have expired signatures? I have HDHomeRun.app installed, and it's signature expired August 31, 2024, and yet Sonoma runs it without complaint. Maybe Sequoia has tightened things up in this regard. As I mentioned above, Apparency provides an easy way to check.
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Anyone with 14.7.1. Does it have the equivalent Sequoia non-developer app lockout?
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Apple seems to have forgotten the principle of ownership. What I do with my computers is my business not Apple's or Microsoft's. My hardware my choice's I'll run what I please. Old school hacker, dont give a **** what Apple or Microsoft wants my systems serve me first and foremost...
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You are absolutely right! Your computer is your 'castle'.
... as long as you do not contaminate / infect others.
;JOOP!
Fyi: I had not problems (yet) with the following applications:
FireFox, Thunderbird, Eclipse, MacVim, ShutterEncoder, Audacity, CCC, JAVA, VLC, Skim
Some even had an update since.
;JOOP!
Thanks!
Looks like Mathworks roadmap was updated since the last time I checked - which wasn't that long ago. I have an M4 Pro Mini on order, and don't think that can be downgraded to Sonoma.