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Speaking of Homebrew – is there a way to get it installed on Mac OS without an Apple ID? I got this fancy shiny Macbook (with a broken keyboard, but who cares…
by claudius 13y ago
Speaking of Homebrew – is there a way to get it installed on Mac OS without an Apple ID?
I got this fancy shiny Macbook (with a broken keyboard, but who cares…) from IT and it might actually make sense to use it sometimes, but I don’t really want to go through the hassle of registering with Apple just to get a recent-ish Bash, git etc. The instructions on the website seem to require Xcode to be installed, which seems to only be available via iTunes.
- dfc 13y agoI am sorry but I have no idea. You don't need an Apple ID to install Debian;)
- claudius 13y agoYeah, but running it in a Virtualbox is not quite the same and I don’t think IT would let me install it directly on the HDD (even though all the workstations run Ubuntu).
- laurent123456 13y agoYes you'll need an Apple ID to get XCode and other Apple updates. Very annoying but for quite a few software programs, there's not much choice than to go through the dreadful App Store application.