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List all homebrew packages explicitly installed by the user (without deps)
brew list --installed-on-request
This new command, added in April 2024, does exactly what it says it does.
It was added in response to a request stemming from this question as well as the one on ...
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On my Intel Mac, I upgraded brew and cannot use Terminal anymore
Run, without actually running, the Terminal program
Select "settings" in the menu and click on "general"
Specify "/bin/bash" as the full path, but it didn't work for me
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On my Intel Mac, I upgraded brew and cannot use Terminal anymore
I assume you're running bash. From the Shell menu in Terminal, select New Command... and enter the following in the dialog that opens:
mkdir disabled_shell_files; mv .profile .bash_history ....
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Tor shows running on both port 9050 and 9150, but torsocks doesn't seem to be working at all
https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/torsocks/-/issues/40013 implies that torsocks doesn't work on Monterey and newer. The issue is open for two years now.
There is an alternative approach using tor ...
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How can I mount a remote SSH folder on Mac without sshfs?
Instead of macFUSE you can use FUSE-T that provides SSHFS aswell, installable through homebrew:
brew tap macos-fuse-t/homebrew-cask
brew install fuse-t
brew install fuse-t-sshfs
Alternatively the ...
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brew install GnuPG. doesn't work, am I missing something?
gnupg on homebrew is also known as: [email protected], gpg, gpg2, which means just running
brew install gnupg
is good. If the error persists, you could try
brew info gnupg to check if brew can view the ...
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