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The act of putting software onto a computer so it can run
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How to install and use GNU Grep in macOS
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% brew uninstall grep
Then install grep:
% brew install grep
All commands have been installed with the prefix "g". … to your .bashrc:
export PATH="/usr/local/opt/grep/libexec/gnubin:$PATH"
I had to do the above on my mac when after brew upgrade my grep was no longer accessible (it was installed previously with brew install …
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Installing Xcode command line tools on M1 Mac after upgrading to macOS Ventura
How to install Xcode command line tools on M1 Mac after upgrading to macOS Ventura? … I have tried the directions here: Install Xcode Command Line Tools Directly · Mac Install Guide, which incorrectly say to use: xcode-select –install (should be 2 dashes, not 1, before install). …
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Installing Xcode command line tools on M1 Mac after upgrading to macOS Ventura
In your Terminal, type:
xcode-select --install
This opens a window with a prompt. Follow the prompts. It then takes about 10 min to install. …
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