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A step-by-step guide to installing the Homebrew package manager on macOS using the Terminal.

If you prefer to work in the Terminal, or want to be a Terminal master, then you need Homebrew. - XCode Command Line Tools: xcode-select --install - Brew Install: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)" - Check Brew Updates: brew update Website: easyosx.net Twitter: twitter.com/easyosx Facebook: facebook.com/EasyOSX-192509994146472/ Instagram: instagram.com/EasyOSX Blue Yeti Mic used: amzn.to/38UxiL8 Mic Windscreen and Pop filter: amzn.to/3trczGA --If you click a link and purchase something through our articles, these may be affiliate links through which we earn a commission.  Commission on products do not affect editorial ability or direction, and we try to add affiliate links to items we either do or would recommend and use ourselves.  We do not take money or affiliate commissions from companies in exchange for reviewing their products.  #homebrew #mac #apple #terminal

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On “You don't have write permissions for the /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.3.0 directory. (mac user)”

I also struggled with this Ruby problem and finally found an easy and working solution for Mac with M1 chip. To install Ruby I used a simple ruby manager called chruby (https://github.com/postmodern/chruby#readme) Steps: Install Homebrew (video guide here: link to this video) Install chruby with command: brew install chruby ruby-install Install the latest ruby version with command: ruby-install ruby Edit .zshrc file. You can use nano or any other text editor. .zshrc file is located in root directory and is a hidden file. This file is responsible for Terminal commands. nano ~/.zshrc Add these two lines to .zshrc file and save it. Instead of 3.2.2 put Ruby version you installed in S…
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