Homebrew Packages¶

Development Tools¶

• Git: A distributed version control system to manage source code efficiently.
• GCC: A compiler system supporting various programming languages, such as C, C++, and Fortran.
• CMake: A cross-platform build system that manages the build process across different platforms.

System Utilities¶

• OpenSSL: A robust toolkit for the implementation of secure communication using the SSL/TLS protocols.
• Readline: A library for command-line editing, providing a rich set of text-editing features.
• XZ: A compression library that provides high-compression ratios.
• SQLite: A self-contained SQL database engine that is lightweight and highly reliable.
• zlib: A general-purpose data compression library.
• Tcl/Tk: A scripting language and toolkit for GUI development.
• Sshpass: A non-interactive password provider for SSH that allows for automated SSH connections.

Package Management¶

• Pipx: A tool for installing and running Python applications in isolated environments.
• LuaRocks: A package manager for the Lua programming language.

Terminal Tools¶

• Neovim: A highly extensible text editor based on Vim, with improved usability and performance.
• Tmux: A terminal multiplexer that lets you switch between multiple programs in a single terminal.
• Chezmoi: A cross-platform tool for managing your dotfiles.
• Lazydocker: A simple terminal UI for managing Docker containers and images.
• Bat: A cat command clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration.
• Htop: An interactive process viewer for Unix systems.
• Dust: A disk usage tool written in Rust.
• Duf: A user-friendly command-line utility to view disk usage information.

Shell and Terminal Customization¶

• Fish Shell: A user-friendly, interactive shell with features like syntax highlighting, autosuggestions, and better scripting.
• Starship: A cross-shell prompt that is fast and highly customizable.