Installing, Updating, and Uninstalling Apps with HomeBrew for Mac

Brew is a package manager, meaning it's meant to help you manage apps on your system, meaning you can install apps with it, keep those apps updated, and uninstall them!
brew search CASK_NAME_HERE
brew install CASK_NAME_HERE
brew install app1 app2
brew install $(cat TXT_FILE.TXT)
brew update
brew upgrade
brew uninstall CASK_NAME_HERE
00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Search for Apps
01:50 - What Apps are Available?
02:24 - Installing a single app
02:58 - Installing multiple apps
03:53 - Installing apps from a list
05:31 - Updating apps
06:18 - Uninstalling apps
06:53 - Outro
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[@burnabway1932]

Keep them coming bro, you videos are really beneficial 🤝

[@mr.capybara757]

Thanks for helping

[@barjas_1]

we want the autopsy app

[@EasyOSX]

Theoretically you should be able to install it through this, but you’ll have to look for it in the Brew repository. It's not something I'm familiar with, nor is it really something up my alley. There may be others who have written better guides than I could at the moment.