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Ahad Sheriff
Ahad Sheriff

Dec 9, 2020

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Run x86 Terminal Apps (Like Homebrew) on Your New M1 Mac

(Hint: You do it with Rosetta 2)

Here’s what to do while you wait for developers to add native ARM support for the x86 apps you know and love, such as Homebrew (which should be getting support soon).

Use “arch” to run commands in the native Terminal

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