I am working on Windows 10. I have installed RStudio directly on my machine. On the other hand I have installed Anaconda with R. Is it possible to connect my system's RStudio with the R running in one environment in Anaconda?
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I already install rstudio in Mac and i can run it. But I can't run rstudio with anaconda. When i run rstudio in rstudio envs, it doesn't work. How can i fix it?
I had the same problem, and I installed RStudio without anaconda.
I assume you have downloaded and installed R already.
Download and install RStudio IDE:
https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/
I am not able to get rstudio into my anaconda base environment. I have tried installing it from the GUI and from the command line. In the GUI it just says that it is installing and either A) crashes, or B) stays on the installing screen forever.
I am using the following code in the base env.
conda install rstudio
System: Ubuntu 19.10 on vitualboxVM with a mac os mojave host.
Also, It is trying to install pypq, is this the problem? This doesn't seem like a package I need for my R scripts, do popular R packages depend on it? If not, can I tell anaconda just to skip installing it?
The terminal log is very long so I attached the image instead of copying the code:
UPDATE: I can install in another env, but not base.
Yes, that's it. For some reason you cannot install R Studio in the base environment but you're obliged to create a specific R environment to install it.
Is there some way to install a (modified) R package (zip Windows binaries) on a linux machine (using command line) running Rserver + Shiny ?
When I call sudo rstudio in Terminal, it runs off of the CRAN R version, but if I just run rstudio it runs off of Microsoft R Open.
Why could this be?
I have RStudio installed on my Windows machine and R installed on one of the nodes of a hadoop cluster. I want to connect RStudio to that slave machine and want to run my R script. I have all the R packages required for hadoop integration installed on that slave machine. I can not use Windows-based R.
One solution is to install RStudio Server on that machine (Linux) and then access RStudio Server by pointing your web browser to <IP ADDRESS>:8787.