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Yeah, I was surprised the author had an issue with using /opt since that's the expected location in *nix for the installation of add-on application software pac
by iepathos 4y ago
Yeah, I was surprised the author had an issue with using /opt since that's the expected location in *nix for the installation of add-on application software packages. Maybe he's running a multi-user machine and really wants brew in his home directory for that reason.
- nerdponx 4y agoIf anything, Brew going in /opt makes a whole lot more sense than the old default of /usr/local. Supporting individual per-user installs in the home directory would be really nice of course, but I guess that's just not something they intend to support (it's offered on Linux on the "you are on your own, good luck" basis).
- craigching 4y agoAgreed. When brew installed in /usr/local I ranted much like this post. I’m much happier with brew since the move to /opt.