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gwion
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hi,
i need to use the R statistics software package http://www.r-project.org/. however, i could not find an ebuild.
since i would prefer to install it via portage than otherwise i would like to ask if anyone has an ebuild for that package.
regards,
gwion
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bladus
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| Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 9:41 pm Post subject: |
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| A ebuild is in portage: dev-lang/R |
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gwion
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argl... THANKS very much... i looked under sci-mathematics... 
stupid me, thanks very much again!!
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| gwion wrote: | argl... THANKS very much... i looked under sci-mathematics...
stupid me, thanks very much again!! |
Yeah, I've already voiced concern over the grouping of R, but the gentoo-science people seemed content to leave it in dev-lang. I would love to see support for R at the level of debian's apt support for R. With so many packages available in R, it would be great to optimize portage's key features into it.
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