Hi,
I have now switched from GNU/Linux to Mac OSX.
I am quite uncertain about managing dev-packages but I also may have to say
that I am archlinux spoilt.
However I finally managed installing node, mongodb and redis through
Homebrew.
As editor I use sublime text2.
I would now like to know if
Hi Bodo,
choosing Homebrew over Mac Ports was the right thing to do as far as I can
tell. I made the change about two years ago and have never regretted it.
Anyway, node.js on os x works just fine for me
José
On 3 Aug 2012, at 10:56, kyogron wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have now switched from GNU/Linux
Speaking as a manager of the MacPorts project I am clearly biased, but as far
as I can tell nodejs works fine when installed by MacPorts, so use whichever
you prefer.
On Aug 3, 2012, at 03:56, kyogron wrote:
> I would now like to know if choosing Homebrew over MacPorts was a good
> decision a
@ryan
I only can speak about my experience with FreeBSD Ports.
In my opinion the work you have to put in for (administrating) compiling
software and the benefits you are getting out of it are hard unbalanced.
In today's time software is a lot module based. I know from my gentoo time that
compi
On Aug 4, 2012, at 00:06, Bodo Kaiser wrote:
> @ryan
>
> I only can speak about my experience with FreeBSD Ports.
>
> In my opinion the work you have to put in for (administrating) compiling
> software and the benefits you are getting out of it are hard unbalanced.
>
> In today's time softwar
