I just recently joined this mailing list and I apologize if this has been addressed recently. I am curious about the current maturity of alternate R GUI's and the underlying frameworks that allow one to define alternate GUI's which are slightly more feature rich. I already use R for much of my current work, but it would be nice if there were some sort of a user friendly GUI for more common tasks ala SPSS's GUI for less technically sophisticated/computer oriented users- i.e. medical professionals and the ilk. Are there any such current efforts out there?
[R-gui] Status of the R-GUI
2 messages · Carter Cheng, Dirk Eddelbuettel
On Wed, Sep 10, 2003 at 02:31:37AM -0700, Carter Cheng wrote:
I just recently joined this mailing list and I apologize if this has been addressed recently. I am curious about the current maturity of alternate R GUI's and the underlying frameworks that allow one to define alternate GUI's which are slightly more feature rich. I already use R for much of my current work, but it would be nice if there were some sort of a user friendly GUI for more common tasks ala SPSS's GUI for less technically sophisticated/computer oriented users- i.e. medical professionals and the ilk. Are there any such current efforts out there?
Have you looked at Rcmdr? It's is a ready-to-roll CRAN package using tcltk. Dirk
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