Install macports port on brew
Can I install macports port like this https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=name&substr=ftpsync on brew ?
Does brew have mechanism for that?
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Can I install macports port like this https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=name&substr=ftpsync on brew ?
Does brew have mechanism for that?
macos homebrew macports
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Can I install macports port like this https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=name&substr=ftpsync on brew ?
Does brew have mechanism for that?
macos homebrew macports
Can I install macports port like this https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=name&substr=ftpsync on brew ?
Does brew have mechanism for that?
macos homebrew macports
macos homebrew macports
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No, Homebrew has its own way of defining packages. It uses Ruby files called "formulæ" (or "formulas") to describe how to install a piece of software. It doesn’t support any other way.
You need to translate the port into Homebrew’s format in order to make it work.
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No, Homebrew has its own way of defining packages. It uses Ruby files called "formulæ" (or "formulas") to describe how to install a piece of software. It doesn’t support any other way.
You need to translate the port into Homebrew’s format in order to make it work.
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No, Homebrew has its own way of defining packages. It uses Ruby files called "formulæ" (or "formulas") to describe how to install a piece of software. It doesn’t support any other way.
You need to translate the port into Homebrew’s format in order to make it work.
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No, Homebrew has its own way of defining packages. It uses Ruby files called "formulæ" (or "formulas") to describe how to install a piece of software. It doesn’t support any other way.
You need to translate the port into Homebrew’s format in order to make it work.
No, Homebrew has its own way of defining packages. It uses Ruby files called "formulæ" (or "formulas") to describe how to install a piece of software. It doesn’t support any other way.
You need to translate the port into Homebrew’s format in order to make it work.
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