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| | | | | I've been using Homebrew on Apple Silicon for a few weeks now and it's been working well. With Ruby 3.0.0, I haven't had any issues installing it... | |
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soffes.blog
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| | | | | Ive been using Homebrew on Apple Silicon for a few weeks now and its been working well. With Ruby 3.0.0, I havent had any issues installing it... | |
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ankane.org
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| | | | | Some Ruby features like scrypt and hkdf require OpenSSL 1.1. Here's how to make it work on Mac: Install rbenv and OpenSSL 1.1 Install Ruby Open an... | |
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neovintage.org
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| | | Crystal isn't yet ready to run on a Mac M1. Sad, I know. In the meantime, I found these instructions from Max Fierke to be helpful. His post tries taking you through the whole process of cross-compiling Crystal to arm64 but I didn't want to have to manage a hand-rolled version. These are the commands that I used to get Crystal running using Rosetta: # installs the version of Homebrew that works with ARM $ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw. | ||
