top | item 46492465 (no title) frenzcan | 1 month ago What’s the issue with homebrew? discuss order hn newest astrea|1 month ago It’s specifically a Mac workaround package manager. There’s better/cleaner ways to do it on Linux. bbkane|1 month ago I love Debian's stability, but I rely on Homebrew (instead of apt) to get more recent releases of software. Overall it works swimmingly! dangus|1 month ago Unless you have immutable Linux where Homebrew is a preferred method of CLI tool installation.https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/Linux is just a kernel, not everyone agrees on what is “better” and “cleaner” to use with it! hollerith|1 month ago Don't let the beer emoji in the program's output fool you: unlike most Linux package managers, Homebrew has undergone a professional security audit, and is used (along with Flatpak and Ostree) by Secureblue.
astrea|1 month ago It’s specifically a Mac workaround package manager. There’s better/cleaner ways to do it on Linux. bbkane|1 month ago I love Debian's stability, but I rely on Homebrew (instead of apt) to get more recent releases of software. Overall it works swimmingly! dangus|1 month ago Unless you have immutable Linux where Homebrew is a preferred method of CLI tool installation.https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/Linux is just a kernel, not everyone agrees on what is “better” and “cleaner” to use with it! hollerith|1 month ago Don't let the beer emoji in the program's output fool you: unlike most Linux package managers, Homebrew has undergone a professional security audit, and is used (along with Flatpak and Ostree) by Secureblue.
bbkane|1 month ago I love Debian's stability, but I rely on Homebrew (instead of apt) to get more recent releases of software. Overall it works swimmingly!
dangus|1 month ago Unless you have immutable Linux where Homebrew is a preferred method of CLI tool installation.https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/Linux is just a kernel, not everyone agrees on what is “better” and “cleaner” to use with it!
hollerith|1 month ago Don't let the beer emoji in the program's output fool you: unlike most Linux package managers, Homebrew has undergone a professional security audit, and is used (along with Flatpak and Ostree) by Secureblue.
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dangus|1 month ago
https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/
Linux is just a kernel, not everyone agrees on what is “better” and “cleaner” to use with it!
hollerith|1 month ago