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I tried to use this approach before, but if I remember correctly Homebrew didn’t like it. I like to manage my software with Homebrew, but multi user simply wasn

by ekzy 5y ago

I tried to use this approach before, but if I remember correctly Homebrew didn’t like it. I like to manage my software with Homebrew, but multi user simply wasn’t working

Nextgrid 5y ago
You can install Homebrew in a non-default directory like somewhere under your home directory. It requires every package to be rebuilt during install, but it's possible. This means you should even be able to get away without even escalating your privileges to root.