Marianne, I do the equivalent
gnome-terminal -e R
or
xterm -e R
and R starts on the home directory and indicating:
ARGUMENT '/media/mifat32/Rexercises/.RData' __ignored__
Are you sure you do not add any other parameter?
I've tried
xterm -e R --restore
gnome-terminal -e R --restore
same result.
On 05/19/08 09:06, Agustin Lobo wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to start R by clicking
the .RData file in linux as in Windows?
I've tried with ubuntu hardy using
the right button and selecting R, but does
not work. Is there any way to set it up?
Marianne Promberger Wrote:
You presumably need to associate the file type .RData with starting a
terminal and then executing R in that terminal.
I'm using Xubuntu, so my file manager is Thunar, and if I right click
on an .RData and select "use other application" then "custom command",
then put in
xfterm4 -e R
this works.
On Ubuntu, your terminal is probably something else and may have
different syntax. (gnome-terminal maybe? then man gnome-terminal in
case the -e option doesn't work for you).
m.
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