Remove the prompt for brew install gcc after installing Homebrew on Linux#1108
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Removes the installer’s post-install recommendation to install GCC on Linux.
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- Dropped the “brew install gcc” suggestion from the Linux informational message.
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Yeh, I agree this is unnecessary. Thanks!
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brew install gccafter installing Homebrew on Linux.brew install gccis because of sambamba: ldc needs cxx11, doesn't like gcc and doesn't try llvm/clang Linuxbrew/homebrew-science#257, which has been fixed by sambamba: ldc needs cxx11, doesn't like gcc and doesn't try llvm/clang Linuxbrew/homebrew-science#257, which is now a 404 error.brew install gccis meaningless. Furthermore, if this is a bug in Sambamba, then I think the Sambamba brew package should proactively prompt the user, rather than prompting the user in the Homebrew installation script.