Category: homebrew

  • How to Mount & Copy HFS Classic Mac Drives on MacOS

    How to Mount & Copy HFS Classic Mac Drives on MacOS

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Mount & Copy HFS Classic Mac Drives on MacOS Modern versions of MacOS no longer support HFS, meaning that new Macs can no longer read, mount, or write to classic HFS drives. But a fair amount of longtime Mac users continue to have older Macs and old…

  • How to Convert Images to Webp on Mac from Command Line

    How to Convert Images to Webp on Mac from Command Line

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Convert Images to Webp on Mac from Command Line Do you need to convert images to webp format from the Mac? Converting images to WebP offers tremendous file size savings, often compressing an image up to 70% without losing image quality, so it’s understandable why many Mac…

  • Native MacOS Docker Containers are Now Possible

    Native MacOS Docker Containers are Now Possible

    Go to OSX Daily to read Native MacOS Docker Containers are Now Possible Have you ever wished you could run native macOS Docker containers on macOS? Well, now you can, thanks to a great free project called macOS Containers. If you’re in the developer world at nearly any level, you likely have experience with Docker…

  • How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Sonoma Beta

    How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Sonoma Beta

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Sonoma Beta If you use Homebrew with your Mac, you probably want to install Homebrew in MacOS Sonoma as well. While it installs as intended for many Mac users, some are experiencing issues when attempting to install Homebrew in the Sonoma beta. We’ll…

  • How to Opt Out / Disable Homebrew Analytics

    How to Opt Out / Disable Homebrew Analytics

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Opt Out / Disable Homebrew Analytics Homebrew is a fantastic package manager for the command line on Mac, but something that is perhaps less fantastic for some individuals is that Homebrew defaults to enabling ‘analytics’, which means your Mac will transmit data from your Mac to Homebrew…

  • How to Install GCC on Mac

    How to Install GCC on Mac

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install GCC on Mac Some Mac users may wish to install GCC onto their MacOS computers. GCC, which stands for Gnu Compiler Collection, is a commonly used compiler with support for C, C++, Objective C, Go, Fortran, Ada, and more languages, and is frequently used for compiling…

  • How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Ventura

    How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Ventura

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install Homebrew on MacOS Ventura HomeBrew, the command line package manager, has native support for macOS Ventura 13, so if you have recently updated to macOS Ventura or bought a new Mac with Ventura preinstalled, you’ll probably want to install Homebrew on the Mac running Ventura. Like…

  • How to Install nano Text Editor on Mac Again

    How to Install nano Text Editor on Mac Again

    Go to OSX Daily to read How to Install nano Text Editor on Mac Again If you have attempted to use nano at the command line on MacOS recently, you may have noticed that the pico text editor is launched instead, via a symlink for /usr/bin/nano to pico. This is because the latest versions of…

  • Changing MAC Address in macOS Big Sur & Monterey with mac-spoof

    Changing MAC Address in macOS Big Sur & Monterey with mac-spoof

    Go to OSX Daily to read Changing MAC Address in macOS Big Sur & Monterey with mac-spoof If you want to change your MAC address in macOS Monterey or Big Sur, you can use the traditional method to spoof a MAC address, or you can use a slightly easier approach by using a command line…

  • invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools)

    invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools)

    Go to OSX Daily to read invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools) Some Mac Terminal users may discover git, pip, HomeBrew, and other command line tools may fail or not work as intended with an error message stating “xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools)”. Sometimes these command line tools stop working after a macOS system…