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I suggest trying Nix on Macos, it is very nice as a package manager but also it can be used as a way to replace Docker (at least for my needs, it works very wel

I suggest trying Nix on Macos, it is very nice as a package manager but also it can be used as a way to replace Docker (at least for my needs, it works very well). This days I don't even bother installing brew on my Mac, I only use Nix.

skinnymuch 1y ago
Very interesting. I’m going to start using Nix it seems based off skimming how it works and can replace docker.
alexshagov 1y ago
Ended up doing the same, no brew, no docker System-wide dependencies installed via home manager, and project-related installed via nix flakes which is created on project basis I can spin up a new identical environment on new macos in 15 mins