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Homebrew setup guide This guide describes how to install Homebrew and few ferequently used Homebrew commands. Using Homebrew you can install software very easily. It is like linux "yum" command. Install Homebrew (The missing package manager for OS X): $/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" $brew doctor   (You should see "Your system is ready to brew." on the console output. Do not move forward unless you see this.) Common commands: Check version of brew:    $brew --version Search Homebrew repo: $brew search %app name% (i.e: I want to check "wget" is available or not. $brew search wget) Check app information:    $brew info %app name% (i.e: $brew info wget) Install software package: $brew install %app name% (brew install tree) Uninstall software package: $brew uninstall %app name% (brew uninstall tree) Check installed packages in your system: $brew list Ins

When I was studying at university, I had a dream that I would built a PC by myself. I was waiting for the opportunity to build a PC. Many years later, I have got the opportunity to build my own PC. It was very pleasing event. Someone wants to argue in this day nobody build PC unless it is a gaming rig. Actually, I do not want to argue about it. I just want to say, build by own hand give me inner peace. Today, I would like to share few thought about programmer's PC. As a programmer, I have few preference. Before building a PC you need money, without money you cannot buy parts. As a Java web application developer, I use Spring framework, JEE libraries, database system, Jetty, Nginx and Eclipse IDE every day. I am not building gaming rig. If you go to the Youtube , you will see most of the people demonstrating about gaming rigs. After watching almost all the "PC building guide for beginners", I have got feeling that everybody use PC for gaming, at present. Hello, I am a