https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/b5b9edca7f4f6f9128338b4b486210e65ffe99c8/mac-setup#L6
to use standard python3 without addons, in addition to installing some tools just do:
./configure MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=<TARGET> --prefix=/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/<VERSION> --enable-shared
make
make install
and there are no conflicts with other packages like brew
https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/a1a91058b3dea5300e661ec2ceca979f5a082653/rbenv/rbenv#L9
I always installed ruby without using rbenv; now on Sierra I'm using 2.4.1p111
https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/b5b9edca7f4f6f9128338b4b486210e65ffe99c8/mac-setup#L54
I prefer to use the base terminal and then customize it; but if you want to use iterm2 there is already the version ready for OSX without going through brew
https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/b5b9edca7f4f6f9128338b4b486210e65ffe99c8/mac-setup#L6
to use standard python3 without addons, in addition to installing some tools just do:
and there are no conflicts with other packages like brew
https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/a1a91058b3dea5300e661ec2ceca979f5a082653/rbenv/rbenv#L9
I always installed ruby without using rbenv; now on Sierra I'm using 2.4.1p111
https://github.com/blcsntb/mac-setup/blob/b5b9edca7f4f6f9128338b4b486210e65ffe99c8/mac-setup#L54
I prefer to use the base terminal and then customize it; but if you want to use iterm2 there is already the version ready for OSX without going through brew