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Did the title get changed? It just says "for homebrew", which seems to be true: "Any application that can be found in the Homebrew Catalog is available on Appl
by zamadatix 1y ago
Did the title get changed? It just says "for homebrew", which seems to be true:
"Any application that can be found in the Homebrew Catalog is available on Applite. Use the search function to find all applications in Applite."
and
"Can I use Applite with my existing Homebrew installation?
Yes, you can."
- egorfine 1y agoYou can try this app and see for yourself that it is a GUI for a relatively unknown and minor part of homebrew and not the for actual homebrew.
- zamadatix 1y agoI have but I've been trying to figure out what you mean since e.g. Slack (from homebrew) did show for me. Based on this I take it you mean you expected the cli (core) homebrew apps to also show not just gui (casks) ones? I think that's a fair complaint, it just wasn't clear from the PSA.
- egorfine 1y agoWhat are typically the first packages you install on a fresh machine? For me these are libpng, libjpeg, xz, pigz, ccache, ninja, git. None of that is manageable via this app.
- zamadatix 1y agoFrom my current mac these show up: Slack, Beeper, 1Password, KeeWeb Teams, Chrome, Firefox, Signal, Zoom, Sublime, iTerm2. I have very little in the way of other apps except the defaults + a few only available on the official App Store. Most all of my 3rd party CLI stuff is in Linux, via iTerm2+built in SSH.