This is a really handy guide to pasting content from your terminal straight out into your terminal.

i.e. running the command:

$ pbpaste

is a bit like doing:

$ echo '{whatever-is-inside-your-clipboard}' 

mac’s version of yum is called ‘brew’:
http://brew.sh/

Once installed here’s an analogy:

• Yum = brew
• Package = formula
• Repo = tap
• Yum repolist = brew tap

The ‘epel-release’ equivalent in mac is called cask

You can find out how to use cask here, see:
https://caskroom.github.io/

Here are some of my favourite formulas (aka packages):

$ brew list
ansible
packer
shellcheck
autoconf
doctl - digitalocean cli
sqlite
dos2unix
go		
pwgen		
terraform
bash-completion
jq
mtr - traceroute and ping in a single tool.
python		
tflint
bfg		
tree


$ brew cask list
atom                 
firefox              
iterm2              
java              															

This is a guide for people who come from a windows and rhel/centos background.

– homebrew
– karabiner-elements # https://github.com/tekezo/Karabiner-Elements/blob/master/usage/README.md#installation
– iterm2

fn+-> # this is the equivalent to the ‘end’ button.