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Preface
I obviously have Brew already installed on all my Macs so in order to demonstrate installing Brew I will temporarily setup a MacOS virtual machine on my MacBook Air. Afterwards I will archive it to a USB 3.2.1 drive because unlike Linux virtual machines, MacOS VMs take up a lot space.
Getting started with Lima (Linux Machines)
Now that Brew is installed on either your personal Mac or another Mac in the same network, let’s install Lima (Linux Machines) with the goal of firing up a Fedora Cloud instance and further learn more about what Fedora has to offer as a self hosted edge services platform.
Lima is sponsored by Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This means Lima is seen as a useful tool for cloud computing even though it is basically designed to run locally on MacOS.
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About Brew
Most but not all of the Brew packages I will demonstrate have been forked from Linux. The biggest exceptions are Lima, a package that “launches virtual machines” for “Mac users” and GUI packages that actually get installed in MacOS’ Applications folder and may or may not be available cross-platform.