#packages

Show every formula and cask Homebrew has installed, and find the files a package owns.

The three forgotten steps of Homebrew maintenance: brew update refreshes metadata, brew outdated lists what's stale, brew upgrade applies new versions.

AppImages are portable single-file apps — make them executable and run them, no install step required.

Check a package's exact name, description, version, and dependencies before installing it.

Snapshot installed applications into a JSON file and batch-reinstall them on a fresh Windows setup.

Enumerate every installed package on Debian/Ubuntu with dpkg -l, filter by name and count them.

List installed applications that have a newer version available, then upgrade selectively.

Create virtual environments and install packages far faster than pip.

Show every module available on the machine, with versions and file paths.

The popular Arch AUR helper that searches the AUR, builds packages and resolves dependencies like pacman does for repo software.

Install Node releases and switch between them in a shell.

Generate build files and compile a project with a modern out-of-source workflow.