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Lmbo, just don't be poor and buy a developer license if you want people to install your app.

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If you read about compiling for OSX, there are situations where your software won't pass their process so it won't get signed. Its more about forcing you to code the way they want you to than anything else.

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It's actually a fricking nightmare if you need to do anything remotely quirky with the app structure.

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Not true. When you sign up for a developer account, Apple gives you your signing keys, so you can sign whatever you want.

You may be thinking of notarization, where they scan your app to make sure it's free of malware (and that's all they claim to do, though I've never heard of anyone not getting approved). And of course the App Store itself has more strict rules, but you don't have to distribute through there.

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It may be that. I know some open source cowtools like window managers have issues where OSX cries its potentially unsafe more than the other "side loaded" applications.

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Poorcel detected.

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The problem isn't the money (for most people), it's the fifty other requirements for your stuff if you want it to be signed that make it a pain.

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