Homebrew on Linux

@MacHomebrew for Linux.

[Cathrine Sant @cathrine_sant]

When you tell an 'omics lab to dress up for Halloween.. @doctorcorces

[Romain Studer @[email protected] @RomainStuder]

Just added PAML 4.9j to Homebrew for macOS. To install it, you will need brewsci/bio: `brew tap brewsci/bio; brew install paml`. And the good news? It will automatically work on Mac ARM M1 architecture! @MacHomebrew @brew_sci

[Justin Mayer 🐘 @[email protected] @jmayer]

Do you use Homebrew Python? You may not realize this, but Homebrew Python is not meant for you.

My latest article explains why, as well as what I think you should use instead when developing with #Python. 🐍

https://t.co/uDtyZkqBPx

[Joe Schneider @JoeSchneider]

With @MacHomebrew you can spend your energy on using the tools for your work, rather than just setting them up. Our first hand experiences proves that! https://t.co/FBRPr06ZK3 @HomebrewOnLinux #macos #packagemanagement #security

[Dojo Five @DojoFive]

@MacHomebrew has just made life so much easier while grabbing new programs and setups. Here's our thoughts https://t.co/mnegafoFXU @HomebrewOnLinux #macos #packagemanagement #security

[🍺 Homebrew @MacHomebrew]

Homebrew taps (3rd-party repositories) now support a GitHub Actions-based workflow hosting their bottles (binary packages) on GitHub Releases (rather than Bintray).

This should make it significantly easier to distribute macOS and/or Linux bottles.

https://t.co/MZJ2MNFy6N

[🏕 @nyxtom]

It just now occurs to me that homebrew is available everywhere from @MacHomebrew to @HomebrewOnLinux and WSL. Really nice to be able to use a single package manager for all platforms

[Dojo Five @DojoFive]

@MacHomebrew has just made life so much easier while grabbing new programs and setups. Here's our thoughts https://t.co/DKLwF68GXg @HomebrewOnLinux #macos #packagemanagement #security

[Mark Villacampa @MarkVillacampa]

Apple will be contributing patches to widely used open source projects to add support for Apple Silicon 😳

[Tugboat @tugboatqa]

Much love to @MacHomebrew and @sjackman for helping us with the switch from `master` to `main` branches for the Homebrew tap of Tugboat's #cli: https://t.co/wamfHZw2ML

Switching branch naming conventions is one way in which we can be more inclusive. Thank you!

[Jonathan Chang, PhD @chang_jon]

New blog post, where I talk about my experience with continuous integration, and how @MacHomebrew @HomebrewOnLinux used @GitHub Actions to automate building binary packages (bottles) for Linux users, making life easier for both maintainers and users.
https://t.co/jid1iQARcE

[Kai Blin @kaiblin]

@jefferai @HomebrewOnLinux It's not as necessary to get a working system as on OSX, but yes, it helps to keep old systems useable. Bonus as a bioinformatician: lots of painful to install bioinformatics tools are included and can be installed in minutes instead of days.

[Jeff Mitchell @jefferai]

I sort of forgot about @HomebrewOnLinux until recently when I came across it again and decided to try it out rather than deal with upgrading my entire OS for a few necessary packages. It's _great_.

[🍺 Homebrew @MacHomebrew]

Python 3: install: 504,980 / install-on-request: 249,969
Python@2: install: 75,761 / install-on-request: 34,027

(Install count on mac over the last 30 days)

https://t.co/d1MwP0EVKK

The pull request for the Python@2 deletion has been opened!
https://t.co/j8cTv3GrBH

[🍺 Homebrew @MacHomebrew]

You can now sponsor @MacHomebrew on @GitHub Sponsors: https://t.co/8i6m3kfPq6

[Michka Popoff @MichkaPopoff]

Linux bottles (@Homebrew / @Linuxbrew) are now built on @AzureDevOps. Thank you to all the maintainers and developers who helped setting this up!

[Homebrew on Linux @HomebrewOnLinux]

Installing Linuxbrew on CentOS 6 despite its ancient version of git
by Joseph Long https://t.co/IAL9mb7ahm
https://t.co/AAClxJl2fg

[Homebrew on Linux @HomebrewOnLinux]

@ChrisShort You don't need to use sudo. Change `useradd --no-log-init -G wheel homebrew` to `useradd --no-log-init -G wheel linuxbrew` and `USER homebrew` to `USER linuxbrew` and change the ENTRYPOINT. Then you'll be able to use non-relocatable bottles, which are compiled for /home/linuxbrew