Everything you need to know about Homebrew

[@jp4-]

Perfect explanation. Simple and straight to the point. I appreciate this form of explaining. Keep up with the channel!

[@JefferyBakerII]

Appreciate the home brew explanation. Good luck with the channel.

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Thanks!

[@jorgep7747]

Kept it short and sweet, appreciate that. Thank you!

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Glad you like it!

[@Aaron-pf8cd]

Thanks so much for the clarity on the topic. My gift to you is... Your audio input is recording more on the left as opposed to the right. This may be due to the microphone placement to your voice. You'll mainly be able to tell if you listen through your headphones :)

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Thanks for the input. This was I think my first video and I have definitely changed my audio equipment since then. Newer stuff should be much better.

[@chezchezchezchez]

I need to remember that “my gift to you..” Gentle way to give a suggestion.

[@49Macman]

Thank You for this.

[@rajeshkothapeta287]

Simple & Sweet; Made my day!

[@falsup09]

I opened terminal, and didn't see any place to paste

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

That’s odd. A terminal should just be a blinking cursor

[@samk_jg]

awesome tutorial!

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Thanks!

[@volte007]

What is the password I don’t get it

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Your password you use to log into your computer.

[@fabianperson]

Hi! Great video! When using homebrew, should you try and install all software using brew install as far as possible? Can it become a problem if you mix brew and other types of installations?

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

I think it’s easier to use brew when possible. If you install something with homebrew then try to install a newer version using another method you will sometimes run into issues where the application is installed twice in different places and the one you are actually using depends on how your PATH variables are set up in your terminal config.

[@dm4945]

Homebrew for mac. And what about Windows. Is it node?

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Homebrew is primarily written in Ruby. It doesn't run natively on windows because that's not what it was originally designed to do. I think it will work on WSL2.

[@CHURCHISAWESUM]

The equivalent package manager for Windows is chocolatey

[@StanislavPozdnyakov]

why the hell the font size in the terminal so small?!

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

lol. this was my first video EVER.

[@Ameer-pl9hl]

thanks man, this video was great!

[@robinmathur5807]

crisp, that exactly required, thanks

[@nitromusik9275]

1:38 says that it makes installing stuff easier.. then proceeds to explain the most complicated way of installing apps possible on a mac

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

It really depends on what you are installing.

[@moshenskyi_n]

brew is a bit slow :(

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Yeah, not always the best but usually the easiest way to go

[@garyleija]

Thanks mate

[@LearnFastMakeThings]

Happy to help

[@zackalikan]

your video is perfect, thanks for your help, i subscribed to your channel.

[@Blazerelf]

very simple explanation and useful; i was a bit intimidated before this