Honestly I thought the most apparent (to me) advantage to Homebrew over deb/apt/yum is that it's Git based, so incredibly easy to contribute to. I've never con

Honestly I thought the most apparent (to me) advantage to Homebrew over deb/apt/yum is that it's Git based, so incredibly easy to contribute to. I've never contributed an apt package but I have created a number of homebrew packages for different projects it's incredibly easy. That said, I don't think yet another package manager is necessarily the right solution unless linuxbrew can find dependencies installed by apt/yum so it's not a "one or the other" scenario.