updated readme to point to the correct homebrew formulae with new name#118
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updated readme to point to the correct homebrew formulae with new name#118kcq merged 1 commit intomintoolkit:masterfrom
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Thanks a lot for the update @kjurassic ! |
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Fixes-#54
What
The current readme was pointing to the old homebrew formulae, updated readme to point to the new homebrew formulae and changed the
brew installdirections.Why
The old install directions pointed out that the name had been changed and this seemed like an easy fix.
How Tested
Installed mintoolkit via homebrew and clicked through the link to make sure it wasn't a dead link any longer.