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What did we do? 2024 edition
Developments we made · Since the last annual update in December 2023, we have released several minor versions of Homebrew. We also concluded work on our...
Published on December 29, 2024 by Colin Dean
What did we do? 2023 edition
2023 was a productive year for Homebrew. Herein are things we did thanks to your generous contributions. Developments we made · Moved to Influx from Google Analytics Announced in February and...
Published on December 17, 2023 by Colin Dean
What did we do?
This Year · API Project As reported in our update in September, we started a project to allo...
Published on December 21, 2022 by Sean Molenaar
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Homebrew is an open-source, free package manager for macOS, Linux and Windows 10 (with the Windows 10 Subsystem for Linux).
Homebrew is a non-profit project run entirely by volunteers. We need your funds to pay for software, hardware, hosting around continuous integration, maintainer contributions, travel to conferences and future improvements to the project. Every donation will be spent on making Homebrew better for our users.