That will be the Mac books death.
Many open source projects will not participate in this.
If this kills brew you will also loose a lot of devs.
Many open source projects will not participate in this.
If this kills brew you will also loose a lot of devs.
Neither do game consoles or the large population using Windows based systems.
I never cared for brew on the occasional moments I get to use Apple computers, XCode and default tooling is more than enough.
Which is like what the large majority of developers targeting Apple devices actually care about.
Then again, I only hang around with Mac devs that target iDevices and macOS, using Objective-C, Swift, C++ and Web.
On my Mac circle it is all about store apps and Web apps (Java/.NET Core based).
I personally don't use Homebrew, et al. but, I have a Linux VM which handles that stuff pretty well.
I didn't develop a Mac specific "application" though.