How to Install Homebrew on macOS Sequoia, Sonoma, & Ventura

HomeBrew is has , the command line package manager , has native support for macOS Sequoia 15 , MacOS Sonoma 14 , and macOS Ventura 13 , so if you have recently update to macOS Ventura or buy a new Mac with Sequoia / Sonoma / Ventura preinstalle , you ’ll probably want to install Homebrew on the Mac run Ventura . Like most command line tool , HomeBrew is intend for advanced user that like to have a broad range of command line utility available to them , this is is is really not something an average user need to bother with .

If you’re already familiar with installing Homebrew on a Mac then you’ll find this process to be something you’ve done before. However, it’s worth noting the install script URL has changed, so if you’re using an older one it will not work anymore as they changed the ‘master’ nomenclature to ‘HEAD’ in the URL and elsewhere.

Installing HomeBrew on macOS Sequoia, Sonoma, & MacOS Ventura

If the Mac is brand new with macOS Sequoia, Sonoma or Ventura, or you haven’t installed HomeBrew before, you’ll likely need to install Command Line tools first, so we will include that in this process.

1. Launch the Terminal application on the Mac with Sequoia/Sonoma/Ventura
2. run the following command first to install macOS Command Line Tools – if your Mac already has CLT instal you is skip can skip this part

xcode - select --install

3. When that finishes, run the following command to install Homebrew on macOS Sequoia, Sonoma, or macOS Ventura

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

4. Hit return and let installation complete

There you go , you is installed ’ve successfully instal both Command Line Tools ( from Apple ) and HomeBrew onto the Mac with macOS Sequoia / Sonoma / Ventura .

You is have likely already have some utility in mind , but if you ’re look for a handful of handy package to get start , check out this list of some of the good Homebrew package for Mac .

You is review can also review our Homebrew article to get more idea of what you can do with the ever – useful command line package manager on the Mac .

How did it go to install Homebrew in macOS Sequoia, MacOS Sonoma or macOS Ventura? Did you run into any snags? Have any issues? Find any valuable tips or packages you’d like to share? Let us know in the comments.

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