I've been trying to install the RODBC package in R Studio on MacOS 10.13.3 - High Sierra, but I've not succeeded yet.
I tried to follow some answers for previous versions of MacOS here on Stack, but none worked, not even this one:
how to install RODBC on macOS Sierra 10.12.4
I'm also kind of new to MacOS, so I would appreciate some simple procedure.
Thank you!
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According to cran.r-project.org, I should be using R 4.2.1 binary for macOS 11. The only thing is, I'm concerned about compatibility issues due to a mismatch between operating system and machine specs. I'm running macOS 11.5 on a mid-2012 MBP via a patcher (PatchedSur) which works quite nicely with most apps. However, the Cran Project website specifically states that R 4.2.1 binary for macOS 11 will not work on older Intel-based Macs.
Any idea on which version of R I should install if any? I'm beginning to think that perhaps I'm better off using RStudio Cloud (or even better--a newer machine).
Thanks!
https://cran.r-project.org/bin/macosx/
I'm using macOS Monterey on Apple Silicon and found that beer::beep() does not work.
R version 4.1.3 (2022-03-10) -- "One Push-Up"
MacOS 12.3. Monterey
I've updated installed packages but beepr was not in the list of packages needing updating. The speakers on my macBook work.
I de-installed the package beepr and then re-installed it; it makes a satisfyingly annoying beep.
I tried downloading Rstudio-1.4.1717.dmg (macOS 10.13+) for my macOS High Sierra (version 10.13.6), I was able to download it and have it in the application but when I tried opening the RStudio from my application, the verifying toolbox with waiting bar will appear and finally it would say "RStudio is damaged and can't be opened. you should move it to the Trash".
I have tried re-downloading the RStudio multiple times and have also removed/uninstalled the old Rstudio download from the trash. I have tried restarting the computer multiple times, I have also tried updating my computer system But nothing has worked out with opening RStudio.
Please send help on how to troubleshoot issues with damaged RStudio in macOS 10.13.6.
Thank you very much!!
You will need to use an older version of Rstudio. Go to this site https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/older-versions/
Your should be able to install RStudio Desktop 1.3.1093 on 10.13.6
You can open any version (included new) using High Sierra 10.13+ without install RStudio, just running by mounted volume. But if you install, you need install the compatible version.
High Sierra 10.13+ supports RStudio Desktop 1.3.1093 - "Apricot Nasturtium".
RStudio Desktop - Platform Support (MacOS)
Based From Older Versions: rstudio.com/products/rstudio/older-versions/
Version MacOS Arch
0.98.1103 10.6+ x86, x64
0.99.903 10.6+ x86, x64
1.0.153 10.6+ x86, x64
1.1.463 10.6+ x86, x64
1.2.5042 10.11+ x64
1.3.1093 10.13+ x64
1.4.1106 10.14+ x64
Any time I try to save an image file, and lately any file at all, R crashes. I'm on Mac OS X Sierra version 10.12.6, R version 3.4.1 (2017-06-30) -- "Single Candle"
Anyone else have the same problem? How did you solve it?
I also have this intermittent issue and have experienced it for over a year, on more that one machine, on El Capitan and Sierra and with multiple versions of R.
There are some helpful suggestions here, but no solution. R freezes / hangs in Mac OS X Yosemite
I find it crashes less if I save to the default location with the default name and rename the file afterwards.
Is there any idea, how I can find the version of my Rscript?
The issue is, once I am running R in mac terminal, the version is 3.2.2 but running via Rscript the version is changed to 3.0.2. I would like to know how to update my Rscript's version!
I cannot comment, because I have less than 50 rep, so I'm writing here.
Are you under macOS Sierra?
When I upgraded R to version 3.4.0 after upgrading my Mac to macOS 10.12 (Sierra) I had some problems with rJava. While I searched for a solution, I also noticed that the R version numbers displayed in the GUI and the terminal differed. I am not quite sure what that problem was, but part of my solution was to completely uninstall R (note the comments about using which R !).