To fix the problem about libRblas.so, an unmodified re-compilation of
RKWard 0.4.9-2 will suffice. This is because the configuration script
auto-detects wether or not libRblas.so is available to link against at
build time.
RKWard 0.4.9a-1 is now available in debian/unstable
(http://packages.debian
RKWard relies on the regular R installation. I'm not quite sure, whether you
use the regular ubuntu R packages. If you do not, please report this, whereever
you got your R packages from. If you are using ubuntu R packages, you might
want to check, whether you have r-recommended installed (which
I'll fill in some blanks:
The "stats" package is a part of a basic R installation. It seems to be
included in r-base-core (so, please ignore my comment about
r-recommended). In R terminology, "stats" is a "base package", so it
would not generally be fetched from CRAN, manually. Since I don't use
U
> ldd /usr/lib/R/site-library/rkward/libs/rkward.so
Thanks. This is only a mostly empty "dummy" library, though. The main
binary is /usr/bin/rkward.bin. Just type rkward on a regular console to
(try to) start it (chances are, it won't work in your installation due
to bug #221399).
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rkward does
> rkward has not been rebuilt with this new version of r-base, could
this be at the root of this problem?
I *think* rkward will not start at all unless it is rebuilt (see bug
#221399; libRblas.so is no longer included in r-base-core 2.6.2), so
this should be a different issue. On the other hand, I
@Cesare: Yes, that patch is what addresses the lockup issue. This issue
is a race-condition, and generally ocurrs during startup, only (if at
all). On some systems it appears to be triggered much more frequently
than on others. For the vast majority of users it never showed up or
only rarely (but o
In Debian sid (i386), rkward 0.4.9a-1 has these dependencies (likely to
differ from ubuntu in a number of details):
depends
php4-cli | php5-cli, r-base-core (>= 2.4.9), kdelibs4c2a (>= 4:3.5.9), libacl1
(>= 2.2.11-1), libart-2.0-2 (>= 2.3.18), libattr1 (>= 2.4.41-1), libaudio2,
libc6 (>= 2.7-1),
The current plan is to include 0.5.0b in Debian soonishly, after 0.4.9a
has entered testing (and maybe a short wait after that).
If you would like to go ahead in Ubuntu earlier, that's perfectly fine
with me. You really don't need to wait for my OK in any way.
In Debian, the package will likely s
The KDE build system pulls in all of these dependencies. While many are
definitely unneeded, I don't know of a good way to get rid of them. Help
on this will be appreciated.
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Unneeded dependencies?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186301
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As you note, this should be fixed with a rebuild of the rkward package
(or better yet, an upload of one of the bugfix releases 0.4.9a or
0.5.0b). Anybody listening who can do the sync?
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Not working in hardy x64
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In R 2.7 - when built with cairo support - the X11 device can use cairo
for graphics output. In fact, this is the default. RKWard benefits from
this automatically when used with R 2.7, so I see no reason to
explicitely use the cairo device in RKWard. Closing the report.
If this is not working for
Since 0.4.2 is an outdated version, I cannot reproduce in recent
versions, and the was no reply to my last comment, I will assume this
has been fixed. Should you run into this issue again, please open a new
report. Thanks!
** Changed in: rkward (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Since 0.4.2 is an outdated version, I cannot reproduce in recent
versions, and the was no reply to my last comment, I will assume this
has been fixed. Should you run into this issue again, please open a new
report. Thanks!
** Changed in: rkward (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Here's a patch that adds a dummy option "-t". It should not matter that
this option does not really do anything. If is not set, the caller will
not listen to output anyway, and if it is set kdesudo will a lest
*start*, now.
The patch also suppresses recognized lines of output. This should be
enoug
Here's a patch that adds a dummy option "-t". It should not matter that
this option does not really do anything. If is not set, the caller will
not listen to output anyway, and if it is set kdesudo will a lest
*start*, now.
The patch also suppresses recognized lines of output. This should be
enoug
Not surprisingly, the issue is also being reported in the KDE bug-
tracker: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=151149 .
Any progress on this? This shouldn't be too hard to fix, right?
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kdesu: Unknown option '-t'.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/158672
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True, but if you look closely, this is not really a problem in the
rkward package, but rather the r-base packages were not fully available,
yet, when the build was attempted. So the build fails while trying to
install the r-base-dev build dependency.
Frankly, I'm not familiar with how this needs t
Hi,
could you attempt to reproduce this with a newer version of RKWard
0.4.7a should be available in ubuntu, 0.4.8a is current. 0.4.2 is pretty
old, and chances are the underlying problem has been fixed in the
meantime.
Thanks!
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Hi,
could you attempt to reproduce this with a newer version of RKWard
0.4.7a should be available in ubuntu, 0.4.8a is current. 0.4.2 is pretty
old, and chances are the underlying problem has been fixed in the
meantime.
Thanks!
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Hi all,
could you please, please, please forward stuff like this upstream in the
future? A simple message to rkward-devel AT lists DOT sourceforge DOT
net will suffice or any of a large number of further ways to contact the
devels.
Two more upstream releases have come and gone without a fix since
This also affects rkward (R package installation dialog), and probably a
number of further apps. The -t option is important for applications that
need to run some commands with admin privileges, but also use/show the
output.
If kdesu is to be replaced by kdesudo (*), this option should be
implemen
Thanks for your feedback. I'll close this as fixed, then.
** Changed in: rkward (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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rkward crashes on launch
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The debian tracker item (while a valid wish) is no longer blocking the
upload.
** Changed in: rkward (Debian)
Importance: Unknown => Undecided
** Changed in: rkward (Debian)
Remote watch: Debian Bug tracker #531086 => None
** Changed in: rkward (Debian)
Status: New => Invalid
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> Warning: Program '/usr/local/bin/rkward' crashed.
/usr/LOCAL/bin/rkward? My first guess is that you have an out-of-date
manual installation left on that machine, and it's simply earlier in the
path than the karmic package. Could you check that / move the old
installation out of the way?
Regards
RKWard in the official intrepid and jaunty archives is riddled with
bugs, unfortunately. I don't know, whether it is possible to get a
backport of the more recent releases into intrepid/jaunty archives, or
who would be able to do so.
Please try one of the .debs provided by Meik Michalke
(http://so
** Changed in: rkward (Debian)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/381765
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[intrepid]rkward 0.5.0b-2 in Intrepid Ibex starts but doesn't work. No icons no
starting page
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/294610
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Same symptoms(*) here after a fresh upgrade to 18.04.
Tried installing gdm, as suggested above, and also adding "xrandr" as
suggested, here: https://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?316354
-SDDM-shows-black-screen-with-Nvidia . Neither made a difference for me.
However, the problem finally w
Public bug reported:
Daily builds of RKWard started failing for the Precise series, since
/usr/lib/libphonon.so is no longer installed by libphonon-dev.
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/87613871/buildlog_ubuntu-
precise-i386.rkward_0.5.7z%2B0.5.8-0daily%2B3572%2B201112160421~precise1_FAILEDTOBUILD.
Hi,
rkward 0.5.4 is pretty old, already. Since then, a lot has happened. In
particular frontend and backend run in separate processes since rkward
0.5.5. This means that a segfault in the backend can be handled much
easier, now.
For this reason, I am fairly confident, that this bug has already be
Hi,
the URL I gave you is for browsing information about the PPA, online,
not for feeding to apt.
Remove the previous attempt, then add the PPA like this:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rkward-devel/rkward-stable
Regards
Thomas
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