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Moved from issue #1270, originally opened by @fkromer on 2026-06-27. Continuing the conversation here in Discussions — the original issue thread (including any comments) stays available at #1270 for the record.
Read-only distributions like Bluefin LTS forbid the global installation of packages. It would be great if there would be provided an install option which does not require mutation of the OS file system. A well established option to provide pre-built CLI applications on Linux read-only OSes and Mac is the usage of Homebrew via Homebrew on Linux.
This would significantly ease the setup of openspec in non-JS/TS projects and the intergration with IDEs. Support for slash commands usually requires a global openspec installation.
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Moved from issue #1270, originally opened by @fkromer on 2026-06-27. Continuing the conversation here in Discussions — the original issue thread (including any comments) stays available at #1270 for the record.
Read-only distributions like Bluefin LTS forbid the global installation of packages. It would be great if there would be provided an install option which does not require mutation of the OS file system. A well established option to provide pre-built CLI applications on Linux read-only OSes and Mac is the usage of Homebrew via Homebrew on Linux.
This would significantly ease the setup of openspec in non-JS/TS projects and the intergration with IDEs. Support for slash commands usually requires a global
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