I agree with this. I use homebrew on my personal machine mostly to get more modern versions of the terribly outdated commands that Apple ships but that's .. a

I agree with this. I use homebrew on my personal machine mostly to get more modern versions of the terribly outdated commands that Apple ships but that's .. a small surface. I don't use it for anything really appropriate and would not. Professionally - for people who build locally on the mac - the sheer awkwardness of pinning specific versions so all developers have a common environment regardless of install order or timeframe is quite painful with homebrew vs. apt.