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RStudio is the standard GUI IDE for working with the R language. | RStudio is the standard GUI IDE for working with the R language. | ||
= Usage = | == Usage == | ||
Because RStudio is a GUI application, it is strongly recommended to launch it from within a [[Open OnDemand|virtual desktop session]]. Once within a virtual desktop: | Because RStudio is a GUI application, it is strongly recommended to launch it from within a [[Open OnDemand|virtual desktop session]]. Once within a virtual desktop: | ||
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Alternatively, launch the terminal application and run: | Alternatively, launch the terminal application and run: | ||
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rstudio | rstudio | ||
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Note that expected error messages may appear within the terminal, but RStudio should launch. | Note that expected error messages may appear within the terminal, but RStudio should launch. | ||
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Revision as of 20:12, 12 June 2026
RStudio is the standard GUI IDE for working with the R language.
Usage
Because RStudio is a GUI application, it is strongly recommended to launch it from within a virtual desktop session. Once within a virtual desktop:
- Right-click the desktop and select Applications->Development->RStudio
Alternatively, launch the terminal application and run:
rstudio
Note that expected error messages may appear within the terminal, but RStudio should launch.