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Sure, I guess. I'd love to meet this "real developer" who doesn't git pull anything to their Mac. Me, I live in the real world and got dotfiles to clone.
by bigyabai 1y ago
Sure, I guess. I'd love to meet this "real developer" who doesn't git pull anything to their Mac.
Me, I live in the real world and got dotfiles to clone.
- pjmlp 1y agoHello. Install everything XCode and use proper UNIX tools already installed.
- pxc 1y agoGit's not a GNU project. Fwiw, though, I personally do use a ton of GNU software on any Mac I touch: coreutils, grep, sed, find, parallel, GCC, autotools, make, gdb, Emacs, and maybe some GNU Java stuff for LibreOffice, Bash. Most developers on macOS probably use at least a couple of those.
- dwaite 1y agoBecause of the heavy push to GPL v3 by GNU, and because Apple’s interpretation of the license’s patent requirements prevented any GPL v3 code use, very few GNU projects remain as part of macOS. Git is not a GNU project and is GPL v2.