INSTALL RSTUDIO LINUX INSTALL

I had hopeless problems to get this machine to work with an external monitor with the supplied Mint (Cinnamon 20.3 if I remember correctly) which I think confirms what serious Linux geeks may know: that Linux and nVidia aren't always the best dance partners. This is on a new machine ('Clevo' with 'AMD Ryzen 7 5800H with Radeon Graphics' and 'GA106M ' (from lshw). I have found a way around this which may help others but I don't like it and hope that some combination of nVidia (hm), Ubuntu and Rstudio come up with a better solution.

INSTALL RSTUDIO LINUX INSTALL

The Rstudio daily builds (I'm up to #373) install fine but in the default set up Rstudio is unusably slow. I have hit this libssl1.1 problem with the stable version of Rstudio and Ubuntu 22.04. I am dedicating one older laptop just for this so have no preferences for the distro or R studio IDE version. I am super new to linux, so can mostly copy paste the commands into the shell without understanding much. SolutionĬan please somebody help me out and/or suggest a combination of a linux distro, R, and R studio IDE which works out of the box/with minimal troubleshooting? I have tried to set the platform using the export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland but did not help. The appearence of the Rstudio is a grey box of the IDE with the menu items which are not clickable. Use QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway. Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Logging to '/home/vld/.local/share/rstudio/log/rdesktop.log'. Logging configuration loaded from '/etc/xdg/xdg-ubuntu:/etc/xdg/rstudio/nf'. Printing informational message about logging configuration. However after starting R studio from the terminal the terminal prints: You can force the installation of libssl1.1 by adding the ubuntu 21.10 source and installed it. I was running into a problem with the unavailability of libssl.1.0.0 etc libraries, but managed to overcome it by this approach: +set(PANDOC_VERSION '2.17.1.I am trying to install Rstudio desktop( rstudio-2022.02.b) on linux 22.04 LTS with R 4.2.0 using gdebi-core approach from here but failing.

set(PANDOC_VERSION '2.16.2' CACHE INTERNAL 'Pandoc version') I updated the package and detected following problem: You do not cover properly if Quarto is not installed. It looks like a circular dependency - it depends on r-dbi, which in turn depends on r-testthat R-testthat seems broken - I couldn't build it. Rmarkdown may be needed for supporting R markdown projects, so it makes sense to add it to optional dependendencies (may be with next major release of RStudio). So it's safe to install them all into temp dir and remove after build finishes. rmarkdown, renv, testthat, xml2, yaml, are used ONLY for running tests during the build process. UPD: Seems all R packages from dependencies list (at least now), i.e. I'll give it a try in a clean environment in a next few days. Probably the best is to to build all them (or, may be only few ) in temp directory and remove afterwards. On the other hand, current state of R packages maintenance in Arch is BAD (as well as in other distributions), so if I add them as rstudio-desktop deps, I suspect the chances to build it might get pretty low. I'm not sure either these packages are needed during the build only, or for successful run of RStudio. I've picked up and adopted working PKGBUILD from other user. UPD: Yep, it was introduced somewhere after you have left the package orphaned.

So 'it's not me' - it has been done by the previous maintainers. This way of building dependent R packages was here historically, from the very first versions of RStudio.

Install rstudio linux