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Apple reiterates that the Apple Silicon Macs are 100% Macs. You can run any soggy software you desire. It supports the same APIs, like OpenGL, HAL Components, DriverKit, et cetera.

(Note that plugins must match the architecture of the host app) #WWDC20
Ugh, WTF, even the unsupported, deprecated system call interface still exists on macOS 11?! #WWDC20
I want to very much reiterate that Apple Silicon Macs are still 100% Macs and still allow *you* to make incredibly bad security decisions, if *you* so desire. iPhones, iPads, Apple TV are all embedded devices

(Explicit *you* because the user gets to decide the level of security)
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This is a tweetstorm discussing the new features of altool 4.01 (included with Xcode 11.4), changes to the notarization documentation, and a change to notary service requirements, with the far majority coming directly from user requests

We’ll start with altool 4.01.

1/13
If you used `xcrun altool --store-password-in-keychain-item` you no longer have to supply the --username option when authenticating with --password “@keychain:<item name>” as the username is now grabbed from the keychain item.

This should make scripting easier for organizations.
All versions of altool now default to --transport HTTPS, which is much faster and doesn’t require UDP to be unblocked at the firewall. Specifying a different transport method can be done with altool 4.x (Xcode 11.x), if your org prefers pain.

3/13
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Xcode 11.0b3 includes a major update to altool (used for notarization), altool 4.0, with some awesome new features. I’d like to discuss some of the new feature here in this thread.

Questions and other feedback are welcome! 1/9(?)
First, altool actually has a man page now (man altool) accessible after new Xcode 11b3 is installed.

altool supports a new --verbose argument that’s my type of verbose (it’s overly verbose to the MAX!) that’s useful in debugging issues, filing radars, and watching progress.
The --verbose option must be after the main command, like in the screenshot below where I arbitrarily added it between the -u and the -p. Because I can.

But you may prefer it immediately after the argument for --primary-bundle-id (the first position -V can go in)
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