Remember, Homebrew is now going to install packages in /op/homebrew/bin. = > Next steps: - Run these two commands in your terminal to add Homebrew to your PATH: echo 'eval "$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)"' > /Users/joshalletto/.zprofile eval " $( /opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv ) " - Run brew help to get started - Further documentation: Here’s part of mine to give you an idea of what it looks like. This will create a Brewfile, which is just a list of all packages that have been installed with brew. Th first thing you’ll want to do is run brew bundle dump on your Intel Mac.
No need to worry though, reinstalling everything on M1 is easy, it just may take a bit of time. But if you’re trying to migrate from an Intel Mac you won’t be able to just move packages that were once in /usr/local over to /opt/homebrew. If you’re coming to M1 Mac fresh, without any old projects or profiles, you probably won’t notice Homebrew will work as it always has. So in the long run this is a positive change, but not without a few growing pains along the way. Other package managers have been using /opt/ for a while now.There are security concerns with using /usr/local/bin.
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