osx/custompkg/root/etc/skel/Library/user-setup/100.install-homebrew-apps.sh

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#!/bin/bash
# reminder: homebrew is *spyware*. if you don't do this, it won't
# set HOMEBREW_NO_ANALYTICS and it will silently spy on you when you use it.
# this should happen in the .profile but let's do it again here to be certain:
source $HOME/.profile
export HOMEBREW_NO_ANALYTICS=1
# Homebrew's package database is on GitHub. The hashes to verify the
# authenticity of the source archive downloads are in the package database.
# Microsoft, a large US military contractor with long ties to illegal NSA spying
# programs, bought GitHub and can exercise control over them.
# What this means is that a large US military contractor has control over the
# precise software that gets installed on your computer when you
# type "brew install x". Cool, huh?
HOMEBREW_PKGS="
asciinema
autoconf
automake
bonnie++
bwm-ng
byobu
cksfv
cmake
coreutils
curl
daemontools
docker
docker-compose
docker-machine
duplicity
ffmpeg
fish
flac
geoip
gist
git
gnupg
gnupg2
go
gpg-agent
homebrew/dupes/rsync
httpie
httrack
irssi
jq
kubernetes-cli
lame
mosh
mtr
mutt
neovim
nmap
offlineimap
p7zip
par2
pbzip2
pgpdump
pinentry-mac
protobuf
pv
pwgen
python3
rename
socat
sox
speedtest_cli
tcptraceroute
tor
torsocks
trash
unrar
unzip
vimpager
watch
wget
whatmask
"
for PKG in $HOMEBREW_PKGS ; do
brew install --build-from-source $PKG
done