|  | | Re: rkward
Oct 25 2012 on content rkward |
Thanks for the pointer. I've added this to our binaries page: http://p.sf.net/rkward/binaries .
Regards
Thomas |
| | | New KDE 3 backport available
Mar 18 2010 on content rkward |
Still stuck on a KDE 3-based system? We don't let you down. RKWard 0.4.9c, released today, brings you a backport the most important bugfixes and even a few new features from the main development line. See our download page for details (just follow the download button, in the project description, above).
For users with KDE 4 libraries available, we recommend using RKWard 0.5.x. |
| | | Re: :)
Feb 21 2010 on content rkward |
We always appreciate offers for help!
The best place to coordinate efforts is our mailing list: rkward-devel@lists.sourceforge.net . What you can help with, depends a lot on your skill-set. In summary:
You can code C/C++? Great! We have all sorts of open tasks. Contact us on the mailing list, with or without specific proposals, and we'll certainly find something for you to work on!
You know some R, and you are not scared off by a bit of light-weight Javascript and XML? Then perhaps the most worth-while task for you is writing plugins for new analyses, plots, or other functionality you're missing. Extensive documentation is at http://rkward.sourceforge.net/documents/devel/plugins/index.html, but you're always more than welcome to ask for help, advice, and support on our mailing list.
Looking for something else to help with? Well, translations are always an important area. See http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/rkward/index.php?title=Translation_Pages . Last but not least, we really need more and better documentation, both within the application, and outside of it (the wiki). Once again, our mailing list is the best place to coordinate and discuss.
Regards
Thomas |
| | | Re: opensuse
Feb 21 2010 on content rkward |
We would love to, but need someone with basic knowledge of opensuse packaging, and of course a running opensuse system.
If you - or anybody else reading this - meets these two requirements, we'll be happy to talk you through any problems/the details on rkward-devel@lists.sourceforge.net . |
| | | Re: thank's!!
Mar 30 2009 on content rkward |
Development has been very slow during the past months due to the limited number of developers and their real-life obligations. If you feel you can help in any way, please contact us on the mailing list.
BTW, yes, there is very little documentation, and yes, that's just one of many things even non-programmers can help with. |
| | | Note on R 2.3.0
Apr 25 2006 on content rkward |
Unfortunately, contrary to our expectations of last week, RKWard 0.3.5 will not work with R 2.3.0 at all. If you are using R 2.3.0 (released yesterday), you will have to upgrade to RKWard 0.3.6.
Moreover, even if you have RKWard 0.3.6 installed, when upgrading R from 2.2.x to 2.3.x, you will have to re-compile and re-intall RKWard.
If you have the option, you should first intall R 2.3.0, then compile and install RKWard 0.3.6 to avoid any trouble.
We're very sorry about the inconvenience, but due to some incompatible changes in R, there is nothing we can do about this matter. |
| | | Important Note
Apr 16 2006 on content rkward |
If you see the message "Error: C stack usage is too close to the limit" on the console, this is due to a small but grave bug in R. This bug is present only in a few pre-release packages of R 2.3.0, but some of those are floating right now. If you encounter this bug, you will have to either downgrade your version of R, or wait until fixed packages are available for your distribution. If in doubt what to do, ask us for advice on the mailing list (http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rkward-devel). |
| | | Re: Compile error
Nov 14 2005 on content rkward |
Sorry, just noted, you did specify your distribution. On debian the package in question is called r-base-dev. You will need these options to configure: ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-extra-libs=/usr/lib/R/lib/ --with-extra-includes=/usr/lib/R/include |
| | | Re: Compile error
Nov 14 2005 on content rkward |
You seem to be missing the R include/header files. These should be in a package called r-devel, r-base-devel or something similar (depending on what distribution you have). If you have those packages installed, but still get the error, make sure you supplied the correct argument --with-extra-includes to configure (as detailed in the INSTALL file). (Note that you'll also have to supply the --with-extra-libs argument. Again, see INSTALL.) If you still have trouble compiling after that, please ask again. |
| | | Note for 0.3.4
Nov 8 2005 on content rkward |
If you have previously been running RKWard 0.3.3, you may encounter a problem locating the standard plugins. Please refer to the release announcement on the homepage (http://rkward.sourceforge.net) for easy instructions on how to fix this. |
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