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Does Homebrew not do this for you? You can install pretty much any popular app use cask installs. If Homebrew works for you, you can use a Brewfile similar to a
by bradly 7y ago
Does Homebrew not do this for you? You can install pretty much any popular app use cask installs. If Homebrew works for you, you can use a Brewfile similar to a Gemfile or package.json to handle adding and removing apps from your system?
- jedberg 7y agoHomebrew works for a lot of stuff, but not little details. For example: All my Firefox plugins and their config (I guess this is technically data) All the settings I've changed though the control panel (I can't figure out every file that changes when I make a change). Any time I've changed a setting with nvram or defaults Most of the settings of the default apple apps. My wireless configs For most of these, there is probably a shell script one could write that can backup and restore them, but I've never found a holistic solution.