I want to trust unidentified developers' applications. I've gone to System Preferences > Security & Privacy and tried to enable "Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere", but OS X claims it will reset my "Anywhere" selection after 30 days of inactivity. Actually, I don't want OS X to make it unusually difficult for me to use my software, ever. Is it possible to make this selection permanent?
MacOS, Applications, Settings – Permitting Downloads from Anywhere
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Best Answer
It took me some time to figure this out but you can disable it through a global preference using the terminal:
This will disable the auto rearming of the Gatekeeper in OS X. Tested on both Yosemite and Mavericks