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Unsafe App #52

Open BecOzIcan opened 4 years ago

BecOzIcan commented 4 years ago

Not a bug - More of a self reminder for future investigation.

FGA Blocked by default by Win10 (At download and run time). FGA Blocked by Trend First Launch (Dismiss, relaunch to expose the RUN option)

FGA Not Recognized

Trend

Portree-Kid commented 4 years ago

Yes I need codesigning. Thanks for the reminder

Portree-Kid commented 4 years ago

Very expensive https://en.sklep.certum.pl/data-safety/code-signing-certificates/open-source-code-signing-1022.html

BecOzIcan commented 4 years ago

Sounds like this is the cost per year whatever the number of applications you release or the number of usage? I have to admit I am totally biased, this is my budget for two days of smokes :-)

wkitty42 commented 4 years ago

@Portree-Kid am i reading that correctly? 25 euros? how much is that in US $? is it just for one app? do you have a compatible crypto card or is that part of the "expensive" side you mentioned?

@BecOzIcan i'm the same on my smokes, but i dropped cigs and moved to the small cigars... still 20 to a pack but only $17US for a carton of 10 packs... when i'm a "good boi", a pack will last me two days so $0.85US a day compared to roughly $2.50+US a day for cigs :smile_cat:

Portree-Kid commented 4 years ago

Actually it's 69 just to get your Name instead of "Unknown Publisher" and to remove the message alltogether it's €799.00 gross for 3 years. This would also severely hamper my current release schedule. Currently I just do a Git push and Travis does the work. That wouldn't work with Code signing.

BecOzIcan commented 4 years ago

Too Expensive I concur. Given the End User annoyance will disappear with the first stable version (single install required) I'd keep our cash and get drinks to celebrate (the stable version)

wkitty42 commented 4 years ago

wow! i didn't see anything like that on that page but i definitely agree on it being much too expensive... i mean, what do those people think we do? develop software for a living? develop software, sure, but not for the living they seem to be thinking of ;) :joy_cat: