Backstory: I'm having too many issues with compiling stuff and finding dependencies. I think it all stemmed from migrating data to my new Mac, and homebrew changing directories etc.
Bottom line: I want to nuke all of Homebrew, Apple Command Line Tools, and all the command line stuff I've installed .... programs, packages, frameworks, libraries, everything. Just nuke it all and fresh reinstall from scratch and start again.
My question:
The first two are fairly straightforward. I'm just wondering if it's safe to nuke the whole
What else can I clear out?
Thanks.
Bottom line: I want to nuke all of Homebrew, Apple Command Line Tools, and all the command line stuff I've installed .... programs, packages, frameworks, libraries, everything. Just nuke it all and fresh reinstall from scratch and start again.
My question:
The first two are fairly straightforward. I'm just wondering if it's safe to nuke the whole
/user/local
directory? Or is there stuff that needs to be in there, that came with the OS, or that can't be replaced?What else can I clear out?
Thanks.