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It doesn't sound to me like you were using brew as brew was intended to be used, if you are able to replace it with asdf. Asdf is extensible, but it doesn't hav
by fredoliveira 4y ago
It doesn't sound to me like you were using brew as brew was intended to be used, if you are able to replace it with asdf. Asdf is extensible, but it doesn't have any kind of way to replace casks, or system package management. It is fine for managing js/ruby/etc environments, but that's it.
- hosh 4y agoYou missed the part where I said I switched to nix. I don't care about casks or system package management. My use-case requires specific versions of tools, maybe GNU coreutils, and limped along with glibc or openssl, and that's about it. What asdf did not provide, Docker containers did. Until nix.