Mitchell,
I have been using R on a variety of Macs for a couple of years with no
problems. The R aqua interface is very good and I see no compelling
reason to not use the precompiled binaries.
Regards,
Tom
Mitchell Maltenfort wrote:
I'm getting a MacBook and I'd like to stick with OS X
Thomas Adams[EMAIL PROTECTED] 14/11/2006 13:27
I'm getting a MacBook and I'd like to stick with OS X rather than
convert it to Linux just yet.
However, my main concern is having decent performance.
What's my best option:
*use the existing binary for R?
*compile R fresh under OS X?
*
I'm getting a MacBook and I'd like to stick with OS X rather than
convert it to Linux just yet.
However, my main concern is having decent performance.
What's my best option:
*use the existing binary for R?
*compile R fresh under OS X?
* install Linux and run R under that?
Does anyone have
Running R using the precomplied binary works really well and you
should have no issues. Unless you really know what you are doing
compiling R to work on a mac from sctrach can be at the very least
tedious, at most, daunting, and there is really no point in doing so,
since the binary already takes
