[asveikau]

A package update to an important shared library in a Linux distro is the equivalent to a system update on the Mac, if I read you right you are correct in saying that in a long-winded way.

I feel like you may have some Mac fetishism going on that is leading you to see those two as more distinct than they are. The topic at hand is an ABI break after a dynamic library gets updated legitimately by its vendor. Code signing and "injection" is tangential.

[lgg]

It is not fetishism to point out something behaves differently than Linux, especially in story about a technology introduced on Apple platforms.

Technologies don't exist in a vacuum. This thread pointed out a problem with dynamic libraries that cannot occur on Apple platforms because dynamic linking does not exist in a void but is part of an ecosystem that exists beyond the dynamic linker. The fact that in that context you keep insisting on ignoring any technology not present on Linux is sort of baffling.