On Sunday 12 June 2005 18:13, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote: > LaTex? Maybe if there are *two* of us, the gang at TeXmacs will fix > their R embedded session bug! :)
You have lost me on that one! I can't stand emacs - I am strictly vim but usually use Kile for editing my LaTeX documents. I use KDE 3.4.1 as my main desktop. > > And ... I'm testing R 2.1.1 under Gentoo (and Fedora :(( ) even as we > speak. Believe it or not, it compiled and passed "make check-all" on > FC4-test3 using gcc 4.0.0. R 2.1.1 is due out 20 June and they're down > to the corner cases -- Solaris, etc. -- in their testing. The easy stuff > (x86) is probably fine. You might want to join the Rd mailing list if > you're associated with x86-64; 64-bit R is still quite active, I think. I am going to Japan on 24 June - I should just be able to bump it before I leave ;) 2.1.0 is working very well here which is why I thought it should be pushed to stable. I have found png to be the best device to use, may be ps and convert to eps? I need colour in my graphs and the mathematical typesetting is nice to have. GCC 4.* is working really well on amd64 too. Once I have a little more time I might try and get a little more involved with R. Got to see if I can get it playing nice though... I do most of my work on amd64 machines, but still have several x86 boxes around too. If I get all this working nicely I was going to write a little doc up once I get back about using R for producing graphs to be used in publication/posters (assuming I get it all working). Back to data analysis now though - these papers need finishing for tomorrow... -- Gentoo Linux Developer Scientific Applications | AMD64 | KDE | net-proxy
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