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SWI-Prolog Not Opened. Apple could not verify “SWI-Prolog” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.
No options to continue using a development program I've used off and on for years. In fact SWI-Prolog is a commonly used development system in University settings. It's suggested remedy is to Move to Trash.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.1
Do not move to Trash. Click Cancel instead. Then visit System Settings > Privacy & Security panel. In the Security section of that panel, you will see the new option to install the application anyway. Click that and you should then be able to use swi-prolog — provided the binary is compatible with macOS Sequoia v15.1 or later, and you address any other ad-hoc security dialogs it may produce that require changes in the System Settings panels.
Do not move to Trash. Click Cancel instead. Then visit System Settings > Privacy & Security panel. In the Security section of that panel, you will see the new option to install the application anyway. Click that and you should then be able to use swi-prolog — provided the binary is compatible with macOS Sequoia v15.1 or later, and you address any other ad-hoc security dialogs it may produce that require changes in the System Settings panels.
Go to the Security Setting outlined here. You will have the option to Open it anyway for up to an hour after you attempt to open the app that is unable to determine if it contains Malware.
Apple can’t check app for malicious software - Apple Support
I should have specified. I am running MacOS 15.1.1. From what I've been reading online, the Gate Keeper can no longer be overridden in System Settings or using Ctrl key. There's a sudo work around that shuts off Gate Keeper but that has to have other consequences. Is this a bug or an intentional shutting off of using open source or other hobbyist software?
Received a message that works. Thanks to that responder.
System Settings --> Privacy & Security --> Allow App Store & Known Developers --> Open Anyway (this last prompt doesn't show unless the open had been previously thwarted)
You might check again after updating to Sequoia 15.1.1.
Since software such as LibreOffice which is open-source runs without problems, I would have to say neither. It's something else. But, I've never tried using SWI-Prolog.
macos 15.1 breaks ability to run open source programs. In particular swi-prolog
