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...or lack of a (for compilation from source) needed -dev packages. Which is why _reliable_ and _complete_ provision of binaries is such a game changer. I have been at this for 20+ years (as it was that long ago that injected the first few r-cran-* packages into Debian). And having r2u is a complete gamechanger. I can drop into a random code repository (as today for work), run my `installDeps.r` helper to install everything, or in the demo for you just do `install.r interflex` (or, if one prefers run it as an R command via eg a simple `Rscript -e 'install.packages("interflex")'`). An...

...n from source) needed -dev packages. > > Which is why _reliable_ and _complete_ provision of binaries is such a game > changer. I have been at this for 20+ years (as it was that long ago that > injected the first few r-cran-* packages into Debian). > > And having r2u is a complete gamechanger. > > I can drop into a random code repository (as today for work), run my > `installDeps.r` helper to install everything, or in the demo for you just > do > `install.r interflex` (or, if one prefers run it as an R command via eg a > simple `Rscript -e 'install.packages(&quot...

...es. >> >> Which is why _reliable_ and _complete_ provision of binaries is such a >> game >> changer. I have been at this for 20+ years (as it was that long ago that >> injected the first few r-cran-* packages into Debian). >> >> And having r2u is a complete gamechanger. >> >> I can drop into a random code repository (as today for work), run my >> `installDeps.r` helper to install everything, or in the demo for you just >> do >> `install.r interflex` (or, if one prefers run it as an R command via eg a >> simple `Rscript -e ...

...or lack of a (for compilation from source) needed -dev packages. Which is why _reliable_ and _complete_ provision of binaries is such a game changer. I have been at this for 20+ years (as it was that long ago that injected the first few r-cran-* packages into Debian). And having r2u is a complete gamechanger. I can drop into a random code repository (as today for work), run my `installDeps.r` helper to install everything, or in the demo for you just do `install.r interflex` (or, if one prefers run it as an R command via eg a simple `Rscript -e 'install.packages("interflex")'`). An...

Cheers - my response mixes up the order of things: The suggested apt way INSTALLED INTERFLEX nicely. Lesson learned: install dependencies from apt if a package/library isn't in apt search. Yes I also tried install.packages('interflex'). RStudio console complained about the same packages like this: ERROR: dependency 'xyz' is not available for package ''abc" *