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Leandros committed Jan 17, 2016
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## Installing

On OS X, the client can be installed through [homebrew](http://brew.sh/).

To get the latest version:
```
brew install tldr-pages/tldr/tldr

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Why did we remove this? Why do we need HEAD, doesn't brew use HEAD out of the box?

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Nope, brew doesn't use HEAD out of the box, it is using the versioned releases.
The question, however, do we actually wanna have HEAD as the default? It's easy to break brew with a HEAD default.

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Yeah, maybe it is better to fetch the latest stable release?

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By default it does that, but if the user is already going to the git repository of client, I assume he wants the latest version, not some old version.

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Yeah that could be a problem but it is expected behaviour. I do that with most of my projects on GitHub. Work on the master branch until I release a stable version and then let the package manager handle versions.
brew tap tldr-pages/tldr
brew install tldr --HEAD
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