Adam,
Apologies for typos in previous email -- and follow-ups should probably go to
the r-sig-debian list which support R on .deb based distros. I am not sure
have readers from the derivative distro you use, but there is a fairly wide
spread of users there beyond "just" Debian or Ubuntu. Subscri
Adam,
This can indeed be very frustrating. But depending on the choices you make
it does not have to be that way. Most Linux distributions have 'something'
it may not be comprehensive or current. So most of the time you need to be
able to compile from source. Which is not that hard, and can be
So I've tried many methods to get dyplr installed, I'll detail each of the
methods and issues below. I'm running a new Linux machine with Pop!_OS.
*From the package manager*
I tried installing r-base from the package manager but it delivers a version
so out of date that when I try to install dyp
