Thanks for the replies from Peter Langfelder and Ranjan Maitra.
I tried su, yum install R-core. That installed R 3.0.1. To
install packages like zoo and RCurl, I had to install other software,
but with the help of a friend, Google, and previous replies to similar
questions on
Hello:
I'm trying to install R under Fedora 18 Linux, and I'm confused.
The R Installation and Administration manual, sec. 1.1, says, The
simplest way is to download the most recent R-x.y.z.tar.gz file.
However, I don't know how to get that. My favorite CRAN mirror offers a
You have several options. You can use theF18 package manager to
install R directly from a Fedora software repository but the R may be
slightly out of date (IIRC Fedora 19 provides R-3.0.0; not sure about
F18).
Or, on your CRAN mirror page, ignore the Download and install R
section and go
Fedora does have the latest (both Fedora 18/19) R in the repos. (They
are pretty good about this).
To install R, try:
sudo yum install R-core
That will do it.
To update, rather than install:
try
sudo yum update R-core
HTH,
Ranjan
On Sat, 6 Jul 2013 20:22:13 -0700 Peter Langfelder
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