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There is no FAN noise, it never heats up, and software runs and builds muchįaster than my ~9 year old custom built PC.

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brew install hashicorp/tap/terraformĪll in all I am extremely happy with this machine. TerraformĪ lot of terraform plugins had to be updated to newer versions which supportĭarwin ARM builds. I haven’t had any issues uptil now as most of the images I run are well supported for ARM.

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ssh-keygen -t ed25519ĭocker for Mac was installed using their website and it runs as expected. Folks remember to use ed25519 algorithmĪs RSA is now being deprecated. Live in tmux and the terminal.app works just fineįor that! So let’s install tmux and some other terminal helper/utilities brew install tmux I open launches a tmux instance automatically. Now my zsh config started complaining that it didn’t find tmux. Ln -s ~/projects/dotfiles/shell/zshrc ~/.zshrc MacOS now ships with zsh as the default shell. Time around I didn’t really find a need for it, so I’m just using the built-in So do give it a try! TerminalĪ lot of Mac users prefer to use iTerm2, and it has lots of benefits. It’s a lightweight version of spacemacs/doom aimed at Clojure users. My choice of emacs configuration layer is Corgi Emacs, Go to System Preferences → Keyboard → Caps and select it as “control modifier” Then I changed the CAPSLOCK to CTRL to avoid the emacs pinky and also Ln -s ~/projects/dotfiles/emacs.d ~/.emacs.d To be the best in the sense that it works out of the box and as expected 🙂 brew tap railwaycat/emacsmacport There are a lot of ways to install emacs on the m1, but I found emacsmacport It was a hard bug to find, but switching to fira-codeįixes those performance issues. Unfortunately there’s a rendering performance issue with Iosevka onĮmacs + MacOS. brew install use Iosevka as my choice of font, which is easy to install using brew. I mainly work on Clojurescript with shadow-cljs which only needs nodeĪnd npm installed. So let’s install that ASAP brew install borkdude/brew/babashka If the above does not work for you, try running this with sudo perms and see if that works as a fix: sudo ln -sfn /opt/homebrew/opt/openjdk/libexec/openjdk.jdk /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/openjdk.jdkīabashka has become such a huge part of my everyday workflow nowadays. Want a specific version like say JDK v11, then you can also do something likeīrew install put the path of first in your $PATH var in shell so clojure picks that up. I chose to not install brew install explicitly, because leiningenĪnd maven depend on the latest openjdk so that gets installed anyways. It’s really simple to install JDK, Clojure CLI tools, and leiningen Run certain Docker containers (which is also quite rare). I’ve never once worried about this incomaptibility except for not being able to I think the newer versions of MacOS automagicallyĭetect x86 binaries and run them under rosseta2 without having to do anything at Install on specific software: /usr/bin/arch -x86_64 zshīut I’ve never had to do this.

Specially rosseta2 terminal, but I’ve never had to do that.įor example you must have seen people asking you to do this before running brew In the earlier days I think it was necessary to install x86 binaries in a What is -cask here? Cask is a way to install GUI application using So let’s start brewing # mpv the best media playerīrew install -cask keepassxc # save your ℀īrew install -cask maccy # clipboard managerīrew install jq wget coreutils shellcheck tree cloc Great experience dealing with some of the brewisms, but it has a huge

HomeBrew (or simply “brew”) is a package manager for macOS. The first thing I did was setup my Apple ID. Were a few minor hurdles, but nothing has been a deal breaker yet.

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With the ARM instruction set instead of the x86 instruction set.įortunately I’ve had no problems moving from Linux/WSL to the M1 full time.

The M1 is an ARM chip and thus the software which runs on it must be compatible Below is a log of howĪnd what I downloaded on my machine for a full stack Clojure development experience. By Mitesh recently bought an M1 Macbook Air with 16 GB RAM.