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Evaluate and test RStudio #26

Closed lucaarcteam closed 9 years ago

lucaarcteam commented 12 years ago

Evaluated and test JGR and Deducer as well. They are 2 GUI package for R similar to RCommander

dncgst commented 11 years ago

Personally, I've used RStudio for spatial analysis for my Master thesis. I can't compare to other GUI software for R, but in my opinion it is a very very good user interface for R. I think Theodoric needs RStudio.

df79 commented 11 years ago

Hi, I agree. We already have some issues (#26 #28) in which we plan to add RStudio in the "statistic suite" of Theodoric. Deb package exists, so it is not a problem. Bye

benmarwick commented 10 years ago

RStudio is the number one IDE for R, it has git and pandoc built-in, as well as a graphics manager. The code editor has many convenient helper functions. It can also edit and run Python, C++ and shell. It is under active development by a skilled team. I strongly support including RStudio, it should be the primary program for running R.

df79 commented 10 years ago

I agree

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2014-08-23 8:01 GMT+02:00 Ben Marwick notifications@github.com:

RStudio is the number one IDE for R, it has git and pandoc built-in, as well as a graphics manager. The code editor has many convenient helper functions. It can also edit and run Python, C++ and shell. It is under active development by a skilled team. I strongly support including RStudio, it should be the primary program for running R.

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fabfurnari commented 10 years ago

As this is not yet integrated into the offical Debian repositories (see this thread for reference) the alternatives are:

  1. Package it from source
  2. Include the 32 and 64 bit deb into ArcheOS repository.

Obviously the first choice would be the better, and the second one the faster.

benmarwick commented 10 years ago

There seems to be some work underway on adding RStudio into the Debian repositories: http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/debian-science/packages/rstudio.git but doesn't look very active.

Discussion here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=617296

lucaarcteam commented 9 years ago

OK, I added r-studio in archeos-meta in the session statistics. By now we take the binary packages from here: http://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/

I will close this issue (Theodoric) and open a new issue for ArcheOS-next for source packaging