XLD can't come past the Gatekeeper anymore, so I wonder what other macOS users use nowadays to convert .cue-sheeted CD images into single WavPack files. FFMPEG could probably work, but I'd rather have a two-button solution... 🙂
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What is the currently recommended XLD replacement?
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It’s on 26, but Homebrew removed all software that lacks proper signing by the end of August, and I’d really prefer tools that are future-proof.
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Why don't you just disable gatekeeper?
That's one of the FIRST THINGS I do when I set up a new Mac.
Open terminal and enter this:
sudo spctl --master-disable
(password will be required)
Then, open the Privacy & Security settings pane, scroll down, and set the "Allow applications from" popup to "anywhere".
Again, password may be required.
That's it, you're done.
See if the app you want to run, runs now...
That's one of the FIRST THINGS I do when I set up a new Mac.
Open terminal and enter this:
sudo spctl --master-disable
(password will be required)
Then, open the Privacy & Security settings pane, scroll down, and set the "Allow applications from" popup to "anywhere".
Again, password may be required.
That's it, you're done.
See if the app you want to run, runs now...
I did, but that won’t make Homebrew enable the cask again.
Could any further replies please stick to what I was asking instead of debating the limitations of package managers?
Could any further replies please stick to what I was asking instead of debating the limitations of package managers?