To log out, click on the log out button in the top right corner. Log in using the username and password for your Ubuntu terminal that we set up at the beginning.Īfter logging in successfully you have access to the RStudio that you installed in your Ubuntu subsystem. Now open a web browser, and go to the following address: which will take you to a log in page. In the Ubuntu terminal enter the following text and press Return: sudo rstudio-server start
Now that we have RStudio installed on our subsystem, how can we use it? Now install it by entering this command and hitting Return: sudo gdebi b Installing RStudio for Windows Usersĭownload the most recent version of RStudio Server for Ubuntu 18 (see here).Įnter the following into your terminal and press Return: wget To see if it installed correctly, try and open RStudio from the GNOME menu - there's not simple verification from the terminal. Installing RStudio for Linux Usersĭownload the Latest Version of RStudio: wget To see if it installed correctly, try and open RStudio from spotlight - there's not simple verification from the terminal. We can install RStudio with Homebrew: brew install -cask rstudio RStudio provides an easy to work with graphical interface to R, and its format should feel familiar to Stata and Matlab users.
