George Plymale II

@fabiomaia I think there could be significant advantages to any of the aforementioned package managers, depending on your use-case. I hesitate to say which is "best" because what's best for...

@fabiomaia Yes, both MacPorts & Homebrew only distribute open-source software. To quote from [Homebrew's docs](https://docs.brew.sh/Acceptable-Formulae#we-dont-like-binary-formulae) (emphasis added): > Our policy is that formulae in the core tap ([homebrew/core](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core)) **must be...

@fabiomaia I understand your frustration with Homebrew and believe me, you're not alone. They've been turning off lots of people lately and it's really a shame. They actually banned me...

@fabiomaia Apologies for the year-late reply. I believe you'd have significantly less environment variable exports using Macports than what you have in that file. My own `.zshenv` contains exports only...

@fabiomaia For me, that is required for certain things in Ruby to work properly, like gems and some other things (including `wget` sometimes). That just sets it to the location...

@feross Thanks for the feedback. However, I would like to avoid crashing my system again. Even though APFS is supposed to be crash-resistant, I do not completely trust it 100%....

@feross I tested this again on 0.24.0 and I was shocked to see my computer crash again. Now I believe it has to do with the amount of files I...

@feross Right, I know that too many torrents is a bad idea. I just never would have thought it could cause the entire system to panic and crash so abruptly....

I ran into the same issue as well. Worked around it by running my script on Ruby 2.7.5 instead of Ruby 3.

@GarnicaJR Thanks for the advice! Strangely, this error is now also occurring on macOS. I've been running it fine on macOS for some weeks, but today this error suddenly appeared...