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## Why is the default installation prefix `/opt/homebrew` on Apple Silicon? ## Why is the default installation prefix `/opt/homebrew` on Apple Silicon?
The prefix `/opt/homebrew` was chosen to allow `/opt/homebrew` Apple Silicon and `/usr/local` Rosetta 2 installation to coexist and both use bottles. The prefix `/opt/homebrew` was chosen to allow installations in `/opt/homebrew` for Apple Silicon and `/usr/local` for Rosetta 2 to coexist and use bottles.
## Why is the default installation prefix `/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew` on Linux? ## Why is the default installation prefix `/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew` on Linux?

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Habit maybe? Habit maybe?
One reason is executables go in `/usr/local/bin`. Usually this isn’t a One reason is executables go in `/usr/local/bin`. Usually this isn’t a
writable location. But if you installed Homebrew as we recommend on macOS Intel, writable location. But if you installed Homebrew as we recommend on macOS Intel,
`/usr/local` will be writable without sudo. So now you are good to `/usr/local` will be writable without sudo. So now you are good to
install the development tools you need without risking the use of sudo. install the development tools you need without risking the use of sudo.