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Interesting Taps & Branches
A Tap is homebrew-speak for a git repository containing extra formulae.
Homebrew has the capability to add (and remove) multiple taps to your local installation with the brew tap
and brew untap
command. Type man brew
in your Terminal. The main repository https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew often called "Homebrew/homebrew" is always built-in.
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- A collection of scientific libraries and tools.
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- Need GDB or a newer Tk? System duplicates go here.
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- Need e.g. older or newer versions of Python? Newer versions of GCC?
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- A tap for Apache modules, extending OS X's built-in Apache. These brews may require unconventional additional setup, as explained in the caveats.
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- A tap for brews that don't have stable versions.
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- Repository for php-related formulae.
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- A few Python formulae that do not build well with
pip
alone.
- A few Python formulae that do not build well with
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- Formula are not deleted, they are moved here.
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- Feature rich Nginx tap for modules
brew search
looks in these main taps and as well in Homebrew/homebrew. So don't worry about missing stuff. We will add other taps to the search as they become well maintained and popular.
You can be added as a collaborator to Homebrew organization taps and aid the project! If you are interested write to our list: [email protected]. We want your help!
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- GNU AVR toolchain (avr-gcc etc. for Arduino hackers).
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- GNU Radio and friends running on OS X.
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- A tap for Ocaml libraries, though with caveats, it requires you install its customized ocaml formula. Perhaps a template for more work.
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- Flashing tools for embedded devices and olsrd for mesh network routing.
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- Digital forensics-related formulae; mostly head-only, binary-only, or unstable.
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- Allows installing multiple PostgreSQL versions in parallel.
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iMichka/MacVTKITKPythonBottles
- VTK and ITK binaries with Python wrapping.
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- Experimental Tiger PowerPC version
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- Preliminary support for GTK+ using the Quartz (native OS X) back-end
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- Experimental Linux version
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- Experimental Linux version
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- Experimental Solaris version
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- Experimental Windows version
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- Homebrew install for those that like to Homebrew @ $HOME (i.e. ~/.homebrew).
Your taps are git repositories located at $(brew --prefix)/Library/Taps
.