Comment on I Used Arch, BTW: macOS, Day 1parentComments−tacker20001yYea, homebrew feels like a package manager for people who have no idea what packages or versions are.Its doing so much hand-holding and extra stuff, it cant be really considered “pro” at all.What bothers me the most is when they immediately remove packages because they get EOL’ed, but in the real world it doesn’t work like this.I still have projects that use old PHP versions for example and brew just refuses to install these since they have been deprecated.So then you have to use some finicky workaroud and download these old versions off of some repo/cask that will also probably go away at some point.−emchammer1yDoesn’t homebrew have launchd unit files now? When it was supposed to be totally self-contained? Homebrew is lost.
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Yea, homebrew feels like a package manager for people who have no idea what packages or versions are.
Its doing so much hand-holding and extra stuff, it cant be really considered “pro” at all.
What bothers me the most is when they immediately remove packages because they get EOL’ed, but in the real world it doesn’t work like this.
I still have projects that use old PHP versions for example and brew just refuses to install these since they have been deprecated.
So then you have to use some finicky workaroud and download these old versions off of some repo/cask that will also probably go away at some point.
Doesn’t homebrew have launchd unit files now? When it was supposed to be totally self-contained? Homebrew is lost.