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The Homebrew utility positions itself as a way to install software that Apple didn’t think you needed. It allows users to simply install open source software and packages to the Mac operating system using the Terminal. Homebrew is a popular utility for package management on macOS. Homebrew has officially added support for Apple Silicon in its latest release, version 3.0.0. The Mac utility is a favourite of developers who use it for package management on macOS.

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