Well, I don't set a schedule yet for GateKeeper. I just start it when I need, and end it when I need. I have enough willpower to stop me from abusing it!
If you have low willpower, you can use the terminal commands sudo spctl --disable --label "BlockedApps" and sudo spctl --enable --label "BlockedApps" and maybe setup a cron job for these to run to make a schedule...
If you have even less willpower, and wanna stop installs of apps, you could sudo spctl --disable --label "Mac App Store"
And if you have even less willpower, you could make sudo not work temporarily, by putting this in your sudoers file:
<username> ALL = ALL, !/usr/sbin/spctl
which would prevent you from using sudo. And if you have even...
I'll stop here :D.
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Well, I don't set a schedule yet for GateKeeper. I just start it when I need, and end it when I need. I have enough willpower to stop me from abusing it!
If you have low willpower, you can use the terminal commands
sudo spctl --disable --label "BlockedApps"andsudo spctl --enable --label "BlockedApps"and maybe setup a cron job for these to run to make a schedule...If you have even less willpower, and wanna stop installs of apps, you could
sudo spctl --disable --label "Mac App Store"And if you have even less willpower, you could make sudo not work temporarily, by putting this in your sudoers file:
which would prevent you from using sudo.
And if you have even...I'll stop here :D.
No need to stop, they are great tips on how to do it!