Homebrew tap for Quine apps
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Philip Peterson d13be89e5d quine-hyper: support Homebrew on Linux via the release AppImages
x86_64 and arm64 Linux get Hyper's AppImage as an app_image; macOS keeps
the dmg, the hyper binary and the quarantine fix. Checked with
brew info --variations.

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homebrew-tap

Homebrew tap for Quine apps. Canonical repo: forge.quinefoundation.com/quine-global/homebrew-tap, mirrored to github.com/quine-global/homebrew-tap.

brew tap quine/tap https://forge.quinefoundation.com/quine-global/homebrew-tap.git
brew trust quine/tap
brew install --cask quintodrome
brew install --cask quine-hyper
Cask App Source
quintodrome Quintodrome (Navidrome desktop app) Forgejo
quine-hyper Hyper terminal, Quine fork GitHub

quine-hyper works on macOS and on Homebrew on Linux (x86_64 and arm64, as an AppImage). On macOS it installs Hyper.app and the hyper command, like the official hyper cask, so only one of the two can be installed there. quintodrome is macOS only.

The URL is required: without one, brew tap assumes a GitHub repo. Homebrew refuses to load casks from a tap you haven't trusted, hence brew trust.

If you tapped it under an older name, switch over:

brew untap quine/quintodrome   # or quine-global/tap
brew tap quine/tap https://forge.quinefoundation.com/quine-global/homebrew-tap.git

Both casks are updated automatically by their app's release workflow: Quintodrome on Forgejo, Hyper on GitHub.