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You can run Homebrew on Linux without admin privileges. Useful e.g. for shared hosting.
by latexr 5mo ago
You can run Homebrew on Linux without admin privileges. Useful e.g. for shared hosting.
- analog_daddy 5mo agoSmall note: You need admin privileges only once for the first install which creates a new user `linuxbrew` and everything is based around `/home/linuxbrew` prefix. The issue is on systems where getting an admin access is not possible, you cannot ‘reliably’ install to a different prefix. It is currently unsupported. Honestly, I would settle for a custom prefix if it tells me exactly what packages will break and what won’t without having to read each and every formula recipe. That’s one thing that bothered me for a while and I did not have the willpower to explore that direction without having community support.