  OS X Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper is ideally meant to warn users
about potentially malicious apps sitting around the web. That's
a good thing! But Gatekeeper could also be interpreted as Apple
heavily discouraging less savvy users from installing non-Mac
App Store apps entirely. It's one step away from turning the
current app freedom on the Mac into the app dictatorship of iOS.
Of course, it's no where near a real problem yet but it's at the
very least, a curious move. Apple has made it known that
developers can activate Gatekeeper on Mac OS X 10.7.3 to see how
their apps would behave under Gatekeeper's security level. If
the app doesn't pass Gatekeeper's rules, the warning message
above would pop up to users.  Um. Yeah.  That doesn't do much to
calm our fears of an Apple apphoarding future. I mean, OS X is
explicitly telling you to move the app to the Trash. Even worse,
the app receiving the throngs of Gatekeeper's wrath is Adium.
Adium. The instant messaging client that everyone has installed
on their Macs