RGnome is a user-friendly graphical interface for GNU R, a popular statistical computing language. It is built on gtk and provides a simple way to utilize and streamline data analysis.
I recently tried out RGnome and was impressed with its user-friendly interface for GNU R, a commonly used language for statistical computing. This software's main feature includes a fully functioning R console, as well as an editor that includes syntax highlighting, making it easier for users to write efficient code.
To run RGnome, however, users should ensure they have specific requirements met. Firstly, one must have GTK+ version 2.10.x installed on their machine. Additionally, users must install several python libraries, including python-glade2, python-gtk, and pygtksourceview, to run the software seamlessly. Finally, the installation of rpy is also required to access R functionalities within RGnome.
Overall, I found RGnome to be an excellent frontend for GNU R, with its rich feature set and easy-to-use interface. The requirements ensure a smooth run, and users will find the software helpful for their statistical computing needs.
To run RGnome, however, users should ensure they have specific requirements met. Firstly, one must have GTK+ version 2.10.x installed on their machine. Additionally, users must install several python libraries, including python-glade2, python-gtk, and pygtksourceview, to run the software seamlessly. Finally, the installation of rpy is also required to access R functionalities within RGnome.
Overall, I found RGnome to be an excellent frontend for GNU R, with its rich feature set and easy-to-use interface. The requirements ensure a smooth run, and users will find the software helpful for their statistical computing needs.
What's New
Version 0.1.9 Alpha: N/A