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Some of this is brew-specific. The way it handles ownership isn't great.
by dehrmann 5y ago
Some of this is brew-specific. The way it handles ownership isn't great.
- bin_bash 5y agoI'm not sure if it resolves your ownership issues, but I am glad they went with `/opt/homebrew` in ARM Macs to at least keep homebrew in its own directory.
- rswail 5y agoWhat they should have done from day one. The kludge they used in /usr was broken-by-design.
- rswail 5y agoThe way it handles ownership (or at least used to) is completely broken with screwed up stuff happening inside /usr land. Macports puts everything under /opt/local and you add /opt/local/bin to your PATH. I've never understood the preference for homebrew, when I moved to MacOS (from Linux) 5 years ago as my working development environment, I read about both and homebrew seemed like a complete kludge, whereas Macports worked the way it should. SIP just made it even more relevant. Macports deals with specific MacOS related integration (eg Java etc) using the Apple blessed mechanisms while still providing all of the flexibility of the many many packages.