In computing there are certain concepts that, in my opinion, increasingly so, have relevance and applicability to how we operate our businesses in terms of architecture, but even more so in operational processes.

I believe that trend of increasing applicability of computing principles to business is due to the growing share of intangible value creation of total value (tangible + intangible). Our world has changed, is doing so still and will probably not stop any time soon. …

An excursion into the emic object of self.

And in the end, there shall be light.

Antre

It is so dark you feel unable to tell tales of features of the surroundings. The floor feels amorphous and the walls could be sole schemes. There is a drive somewhere deep in you nudging your foot forward further into the ambiguity of nothingness and your instincts restrain from objection.

Knowing nothing you commence to pass through the void; It feels cold though even with the dark surprisingly not wreathing, maybe even known like a gloomy winter day. As you progress, like the cycle of night and day, you start to be able to tell that you are in a narrow, mineshaft-like tunnel, through which only few rays of light lambently seek to sliver their path through to your eye, amidst the ever present dust that fills the air uncomfortably. …

[Zsh](http://zsh.sourceforge.net) (The *Z-Shell*): A Shell; from 2019 onwards
the standard shell built into macOs. (..you should have it)
[Oh-my-zsh](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh): Zsh plugin manager; A
delightful community-driven (with 1500+ contributors) framework for managing your zsh configuration.

Installation

On macos, you should already have zsh installed and maybe already running it, since Apple made it standard since 2019.

Check if you have zsh on your system: Have a look at the output of zsh — version to know.

Check if you’re currently running zsh or for example bash: Look at the output of which $SHELL .

If you know you don’t have zsh: You can run brew install zsh or apt install zsh (linux)to install it. …

Homebrew: Installs all the stuff you’d need on your mac.

Installing Homebrew: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https//raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"

Right from the get go though, you want to add these two lines to your .zshrc or .bashrc , because they disable the usually enabled google analytics tracking user’s behaviour, which homebrew uses for better traffic management or whatever.

export HOMEBREW_NO_ANALYTICS=1

export HOMEBREW_NO_INSECURE_REDIRECT=1

Nowadays, most users get their apps / programs from Apple’s Mac App Store,
while for example most gamers get theirs from origin, steam or blizzard.
Not many mainstream users get to download software differently.
Fewer users download .Dmg, .pkg or .app …