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I think https://docs.brew.sh/Homebrew-on-Linux answers a lot of your questions about prefixes |
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You can just export export HOMEBREW_RELOCATE_BUILD_PREFIX to you homebrew prefix, and then you can download pre-build binary package rather than rebuild them. |
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I have a server where I have shell access, but no root access. I got build tools such as GCC, GNU BinUtils (includes the assembler), GNU Make, and CMake if I remember correctly. I have made a little "fake prefix" in $HOME/usr which I use when building software with
--prefix
. I can build many softwares manually but binaries are mostly not working. The CPU is a basic x86_64 and building from source is not a real problem when building one software since I have a lot of RAM on it. The problem with binaries are libraries: when the binary is not fully statically linked, it's not working because lots of libraries are not installed. So I got some questions about Homebrew:Thanks you in advance.
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