To give it better permissions, you can use sudo. It starts, but has the permissions of the user, and can have access errors.
On my Ubuntu/Linux system, when Rstudio is installed the call start RStudio from a terminal looks something like the following: (base) rstudio Is there a ways to solve this problem? To just maintain one folder for libraryįor completeness, I think there should be an Ubuntu answer to go along with the Microsoft and Apple answers.
How to run r studio in minerva install#
'lib = "C:/Program Files/R/R-3.4.1/library"' is not writableĪnd there is a window pops up to ask me "would you like to create a personal folder?" And if I say no, then Error in install.packages("devtools") : unable to install packages. When I want to install new packages, it always says Warning in install.packages("devtools") : Is that a way to only have one folder for library? I also tried on the desktop in the plain R mode (without using Rstudio).
However, when I use R studio to install new packages as in my laptop, it always automatically create a personal folder to store the new packages.
How to run r studio in minerva download#
I download the latest version of R and I right click the R-3.4.1-win.exe, there is an item "run as administrator", then it is installed in my desktop. In my office's desktop, I "believe" I also have administrator role, as I can install and remove anything (by far).
Evne though this library is still read only, everytime when I use Rstudio: install.packages("abc"), I can see that the new packages are stored automatically into that read only library folder. I was using my own laptop to install R and I found that it only has one library.
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