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Issue created Nov 07, 2021 by Anthony Shaw@tonybaloney

Direct macOS users to brew install

I went to download and run the latest PyPy from the downloads section of the pypy.org site. Because the binaries aren't signed, I have to manually approve them when executing and couldn't get things working.

I found there is a homebrew formulae, which is easier to install, and is signed.

To keep other users on the happy path, I think it would be worthwhile saying both on the download page and in the install guide in the documentation that macOS users can install via homebrew.

To upload designs, you'll need to enable LFS and have an admin enable hashed storage. More information
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