Re:Notarizing Your Mac Software for macOS Catalina
by geocar on Tuesday October 08, 2019 @02:37PM
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> I suspect you either don't know how to do it, or it's in fact not possible. I'm not trying to get free lessons, I'm trying to get someone to prove to me how this works.
Does this work on your tax preparer? I suspect you either don't know how to do my taxes, or it's in fact not possible.
Does this work on your driving instructor? I suspect you either don't know how to drive a car, or it's in fact not possible.
Does this work on your plumber? I suspect you either don't know how to unclog my toilet, or it's in fact not possible.
No? So why the fuck would you think it would work on me?
> But given how you'd rather type up a long winded rant about ranters rather than answer my simple question: If someone can explain to me how this process [of packaging and signing] should work for applications that distribute to, let's say, 10 different operating systems I'd be all ears.
As short a statement this is, it's not a question, let alone a simple question.
I typically charge companies as much as £30k a week to listen to "questions" like this, and I'm not much interested in doing it for free on the Internet. If you can figure out how to ask a question maybe someone will answer it (heck, maybe it will even be me), but if this is how you want to talk to me it'll have to be at my day rate.
Does this work on your tax preparer? I suspect you either don't know how to do my taxes, or it's in fact not possible.
Does this work on your driving instructor? I suspect you either don't know how to drive a car, or it's in fact not possible.
Does this work on your plumber? I suspect you either don't know how to unclog my toilet, or it's in fact not possible.
No? So why the fuck would you think it would work on me?
> But given how you'd rather type up a long winded rant about ranters rather than answer my simple question: If someone can explain to me how this process [of packaging and signing] should work for applications that distribute to, let's say, 10 different operating systems I'd be all ears.
As short a statement this is, it's not a question, let alone a simple question.
I typically charge companies as much as £30k a week to listen to "questions" like this, and I'm not much interested in doing it for free on the Internet. If you can figure out how to ask a question maybe someone will answer it (heck, maybe it will even be me), but if this is how you want to talk to me it'll have to be at my day rate.
Kind regards.