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I want to install R-base , but in "Add remove" its not displaying any softwares ,after going to system->software updates,i found that there is no source to fetch software ,please help me fix this problem.
Thanks.
I want to install R-base , but in "Add remove" its not displaying any softwares ,after going to system->software updates,i found that there is no source to fetch software
Please run the following commands from xterm, Konsole, GNOME-terminal or whatever terminal windows are called these days:
Code:
# Check which repo's are available:
sudo yum repolist enabled
# * if none show run the following:
sudo yum repolist all
# else run
sudo yum search R
# and if it shows nfo about "R" run update:
sudo yum -y update
# and install R, review the list of packages and dependencies, OK it by pressing "y":
sudo yum install R
# If all went fine start R:
R
# And install R Commander as a test:
install.packages("Rcmdr",dependencies=TRUE)
# and exit R:
quit()
If any of the Yum commands fail please post the command and any (error) output in [code]vBB tags[/code], elif any of the R commands fail check the manual.
I have already installed R by command yum install R-devel (after some search on google) and its working fine.
But even after updating (yum update) i am unable to search through available softwares in GUI of Add Remove.
Thanks.
fedora is VERY text "yum" centric
yumex and package kit are almost useless
you said you installed " r-devel"
that IS ONLY the source headers !!!
it is NOT the r language
use the terminal
-----for 32 bit ----
Code:
su -
yum search r | less
----- piping to "less" allows you to see the beginning of the VERY LONG list ----
yum install r.i686
from my SL6.3 32 bit box
Quote:
R.i686 : A language for data analysis and graphics
R-DBI.noarch : Database interface module for R
R-RODBC.i686 : An ODBC database interface for R
R-car.noarch : Companion to Applied Regression package for R
R-core.i686 : The minimal R components necessary for a functional runtime
R-devel.i686 : Files for development of R packages
R-java.i686 : R with Fedora provided Java Runtime Environment
R-java-devel.i686 : Development package for use with Java enabled R components
R-lmtest.i686 : Testing Linear Regression Models for R
R-msm.i686 : Multi-state Markov and hidden Markov models in continuous time
R-multcomp.noarch : Simultaneous inference for general linear hypotheses R
: Package
R-mvtnorm.i686 : Multivariate normal and T distribution R Package
R-nws.noarch : R functions for NetWorkSpaces and Sleigh
R-qtl.i686 : Tools for analyzing QTL experiments
R-systemfit.noarch : Simultaneous Equation Estimation R Package
R-zoo.i686 : Z's ordered observations for irregular time series
R2spec.noarch : Python script to generate R spec file
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