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[Puppyt]

Hi again step -
thanks for the diagnostic outline in the previous 2 posts, just double-checked that I had downloaded "studio-1.0.136-x86_64-1.txz" instead of a 32-bit version, so all good there (?).
Chronological responses to your queries:

[step]

OK, I think I understand now. I had wrongly assumed that are loading the rstudio sfs but of course not, you're installing the txz. When I packaged the txz I forgot to show two dependencies: gstreamer-0.10.36-x86_64-1.txz and gst-plugins-base-0.10.36-x86_64-1.txz.
---> Run gslapt, click Update, then install those packages, if they aren't there.

I will fix the dependencies of the rstudio package and re-upload it. You don't need to download it again, as long as you install those two above.

The rstudio sfs I PMed you, doesn't have this problem because it includes the missing libs.

[Puppyt]

YESSS!! Those 2 files were the bugbears, but now RStudio is up and running! Interested in seeing how the other more popular R GUIs (JGR/Deducer, PMG, RKWARD etc) compare. Hopeful at any rate to finally get a working relationship up and running with R and some higher-end modeling. Will get my teeth into using the FatDog64 environment first, before spreading out into the Puppy variants as per your clear caveats in the readmes'. 3 Cheers, step

[step]

Yes! I'm glad that it's installed correctly now, and that you're enthusiastic about getting into R!

Now I'm going to do a postmortem.

[step]

The R Project for Statistical Computing 3.3.3 is available for download from ibiblio.

Fatdog64-710 users should install directly from the gslapt package manager.
Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMZnNUTEwxN2VmSjQ.

SFS packages and a collection of pre-compiled R packages can be found in this shared folder https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMOW1TSDhyN0N4ajA. For the latest rstudio and older version packages please look for shared folders links going back in this thread.

I update the pre-compiled R package collection silently, so visit the link from time to time to find out what's new. Having these packages is just a convenience; you can build all R packages from R itself, provided that you have working C++ and fortran compilers installed. You need to load the devx.sfs and check that the gcc and gfortran commands are available (they are in Fatdog64).

These packages include two ROX-apps and can install desktop icons and file associations. The installer scripts support keeping multiple side-by-side R and rstudio versions. So you should be able to try a new version without affecting an older version. Uninstalling the package from its ROX-app right-click menu is recommended. The README file points out specific install/uninstall instructions for Puppy users. Fatdog64 users don't need to worry.

[jamesbond]

Thank you step for maintaining this.

[step]

R Project for Statistical Computing 3.4.0 and RStudio 1.0.143 R IDE are available for download from ibiblio.

Fatdog64-710 users should install directly from the gslapt package manager.
Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMZnNUTEwxN2VmSjQ.

SFS packages and a collection of pre-compiled R packages can be found in this shared folder https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMZkxlVUxLa29TU28. For the latest rstudio and older version packages please look for shared folders links going back in this thread.

I update the pre-compiled R package collection silently, so visit the link from time to time to find out what's new. Having these packages is just a convenience; you can build all R packages from R itself, provided that you have working C++ and fortran compilers installed. You need to load the devx.sfs and check that the gcc and gfortran commands are available (they are in Fatdog64).

These packages include two ROX-apps and can install desktop icons and file associations. The installer scripts support keeping multiple side-by-side R and rstudio versions. So you should be able to try a new version without affecting an older version. Uninstalling the package from its ROX-app right-click menu is recommended. The README file points out specific install/uninstall instructions for Puppy users. Fatdog64 users don't need to worry.

[Puppyt]

Cheers step - still hoping to get around to using R habitually, really appreciate your efforts here, Thank You

[step]

R Project for Statistical Computing 3.4.1 and RStudio 1.0.143 R IDE are available for download from ibiblio.

Fatdog64-710 users should install directly from the gslapt package manager.
Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMbTN6dmxpTHlYRmc.

SFS packages and a collection of pre-compiled R packages can be found in this shared folder https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMWVFRVFlmSU5zWDA. For the latest rstudio and older version packages please look for shared folders links going back in this thread.

I update the pre-compiled R package collection silently, so visit the link from time to time to find out what's new. Having these packages is just a convenience; you can build all R packages from R itself, provided that you have working C++ and fortran compilers installed. You need to load the devx.sfs and check that the gcc and gfortran commands are available (they are in Fatdog64).

These packages include two ROX-apps and can install desktop icons and file associations. The installer scripts support keeping multiple side-by-side R and rstudio versions. So you should be able to try a new version without affecting an older version. Uninstalling the package from its ROX-app right-click menu is recommended. The README file points out specific install/uninstall instructions for Puppy users. Fatdog64 users don't need to worry.

[step]

R Project for Statistical Computing 3.4.1 and RStudio 1.0.153 R IDE are available for download from ibiblio.

Fatdog64-710 users should install directly from the gslapt package manager.
Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMbTN6dmxpTHlYRmc.

SFS packages and a collection of pre-compiled R packages can be found in this shared folder https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMWVFRVFlmSU5zWDA. For the latest rstudio and older version packages please look for shared folders links going back in this thread.

I update the pre-compiled R package collection to 2017-08-31. Visit the link from time to time to find out what else is new. Having these packages is just a convenience and saves time. You can build all R packages from R itself, provided that you have working C++ and fortran compilers installed. You need to load the devx.sfs and check that the gcc and gfortran commands are available (they are in Fatdog64).

The R an rstudio packages include two ROX-apps and can install desktop icons and file associations. The installer scripts support keeping multiple side-by-side R and rstudio versions. So you should be able to try a new version without affecting an older version. Uninstalling the package from its ROX-app right-click menu is recommended. The README file points out specific install/uninstall instructions for Puppy users. Fatdog64 users don't need to worry.

[step]

R Project for Statistical Computing 3.4.2 and RStudio 1.1.383 R IDE are available for download from ibiblio.

Fatdog64-710 users should install directly from the gslapt package manager.
Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMbTN6dmxpTHlYRmc.

SFS packages and a collection of pre-compiled R packages can be found in this shared folder https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMYThlRk1fM1dJNEk.
For the latest rstudio and older version packages please look for shared folders links going back in this thread.

The pre-compiled R package collection was last updated on 2017-08-31 for R-3.4.1. Visit the link from time to time to find out what else is new. Having these packages is just a convenience and saves time. You can build all R packages from R itself, provided that you have working C++ and fortran compilers installed. You need to load the devx.sfs and check that the gcc and gfortran commands are available (they are in Fatdog64).

The R an rstudio packages include two ROX-apps and can install desktop icons and file associations. The installer scripts support keeping multiple side-by-side R and rstudio versions. So you should be able to try a new version without affecting an older version. Uninstalling the package from its ROX-app right-click menu is recommended. The README file points out specific install/uninstall instructions for Puppy users. Fatdog64 users don't need to worry.

R and RStudio Release Announcements

R 3.4.2 release announcement
RStudio 1.1.383 release notes
New dark theme

[step]

RStudio 1.1.419 R IDE is available for download from ibiblio.
The corresponding SFS file can be found here.

Fatdog64-72x users should install directly from the gslapt package manager or load from SFS Manager in Control Panel.

Other Puppy users please read the README file.

All users' README https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B932fvbgcXnMbTN6dmxpTHlYRmc.

[ally]

mirrored here: http://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux_Forum_Pets

[step]

[ally]

that page is a generic dumping ground for files listed in this forum

click on show all (bottom right) and look for your files, F3 is useful here as it's a long list