Newest Brew Programming Tips
Adding UTF-8 character support to pry
Benjamin Knofe
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1 response
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ruby, osx, utf8, brew
OS X: install GUI applications from CLI
Eric Ripa
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0 responses
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osx, cli, brew, automate
`rbenv install 2.0.0-p0` on OSX 10.7+ with outdated brew
Rod Wilhelmy
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0 responses
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ruby, brew, rbenv
Install mysql2 gem in Mac OS X with mysql installed via brew
Javier Toledo
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3 responses
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ruby, mysql, rails, brew
Enable syntax highlight in less!
Adam Stankiewicz
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2 responses
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osx, unix, brew, less
Install MacVim on OSX and override system vim in one shot
Jason Whaley
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0 responses
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osx, vim, brew
Problem with ntfs drive and OSX
Rafal Bromirski
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4 responses
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osx, mac, tips, tricks
Occasionally removed all Brew links?
Denis Savitskiy
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2 responses
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ruby, shell, osx, brew
osx brew won't update, solution found
Apostolos Karakoussis
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0 responses
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osx, brew, problem, update
Change order of $PATH entries in OSX for Homebrew: the elegant way to do it
Aron Rotteveel
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, brew, path
brew install specific version of formula
Ruben Ascencio
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9 responses
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node, homebrew, brew, formula
Use multiple versions of php with homebrew
Rifat Nabi
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8 responses
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php, mac, homebrew, brew
Getting RMagick working with Mountain Lion
Pedro Rodrigues
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4 responses
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ruby, rails, osx, brew
Designers Guide for Mountain Lion Upgrade
Dakota J Lightning
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, osx, brew
Install pre-1.9.3 Ruby on Mountain Lion
Jim Myhrberg
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0 responses
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ruby, rvm, gcc, brew
Upgrading to Mountain Lion
Kenny Johnston
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4 responses
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ruby, osx, rvm, brew
Mac Homebrew start/stop services
Luca Guidi
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2 responses
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mac, lean, brew, tmux
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