rickwebb:

God. I am getting so fed up with Google. This is this morning’s comparison. I experience this at least once a day now for a variety of things. 

I may not be done with Google yet, but I can see the day I will be on the horizon, and I am looking forward to it. 

stow – install software and bind them with symlinks

Stow, the software I wish I had all the time which deploys with symlinks instead of actual binaries. homebrew already has this which allows it very easy to switch between versions and keeps the directory structure clean

Stow is a tool for managing the installation of multiple software
packages to a shared run-time directory tree (e.g. /usr/local) via
symlinks, whilst keeping the files from each package separate.  Whilst
traditionally it has often been used to manage system-wide software
installations, it also provides a clean mechanism for managing
software and configuration files in users' home directories[2].
More information is available at the homepage:

This is the first official release of Stow since January 2002, and the
new version is a complete refresh of the entire codebase, with a
substantial number bugfixes and enhancements.

Stow was the software I wish I had. I have resumed to blog about my love of opensource and awesome software