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Dricot: A freasy future for GNOMEDricot: A freasy future for GNOMEPosted Aug 11, 2012 13:34 UTC (Sat) by alankila (subscriber, #47141)In reply to: Dricot: A freasy future for GNOME by hummassa Parent article: Dricot: A freasy future for GNOME
It does not want ordinary users to disable this protection though. For instance, when libreoffice 3.6 was released, I installed it and it would not run because the code was not signed...
So I go to disable this protection and a dialog pops up that says something along the lines of this: "You can actually ctrl-click if you just want to run some application while this protection is enabled. Do you still want to disable it?"
I did not disable the protection, and it made some kind of entry in its database that says LO is allowed to run forever on this computer, and everything kept on working.
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Dricot: A freasy future for GNOME Posted Aug 11, 2012 17:18 UTC (Sat) by hummassa (subscriber, #307) [Link]
everything I download from the internet runs just fine...
Dricot: A freasy future for GNOME Posted Aug 11, 2012 18:09 UTC (Sat) by danieldk (guest, #27876) [Link]
Check your security settings. Either 'Allow applications downloaded from' is set to 'Anywhere', or you are only downloading signed applications ;).
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