Message-ID: <20021102005229.GA13319@relativity.phy.olemiss.edu>
Date: 2002-11-02T00:52:29Z
From: Chris Lawrence
Subject: installing R on debian linux
In-Reply-To: <3DC306D7.4080705@yorku.ca>
On Nov 01, Michael L Friendly wrote:
> Can someone help, or point me to some more specific documentation
> for debian linux?
If you're running Woody, I'd use the packages on CRAN, since they're
more up-to-date than the ones shipped in woody; with sarge or sid, use
the packages in unstable (although you can get them from CRAN too).
To use the CRAN packages, add this to your sources.list:
deb http://cran.r-project.org/bin/linux/debian woody main
For most uses, I'd recommend installing r-recommended and all of its
dependencies (apt-get install r-recommended). If you think you'll
need to build other things from CRAN (you probably won't), install
r-base-dev as well.
Note that for anything other than Intel, you'll have to build it
yourself or use the autobuilt packages in sid; non-i386 Debian stuff
isn't at CRAN.
(Dirk may have some extra advice.)
Chris
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