#r2u — Public Fediverse posts
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r^4 post #058: Reverse Dependencies Made Easy, Fast, Reliable
Relying on r2u to make reverse dependency check easy, fast, reliable
https://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2026/08/04#058_fast_easy_reliable_reverse_dependency_checks
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r^4 post #058: Reverse Dependencies Made Easy, Fast, Reliable
Relying on r2u to make reverse dependency check easy, fast, reliable
https://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2026/08/04#058_fast_easy_reliable_reverse_dependency_checks
#rstats #r2u -
r^4 post #058: Reverse Dependencies Made Easy, Fast, Reliable
Relying on r2u to make reverse dependency check easy, fast, reliable
https://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2026/08/04#058_fast_easy_reliable_reverse_dependency_checks
#rstats #r2u -
r^4 post #058: Reverse Dependencies Made Easy, Fast, Reliable
Relying on r2u to make reverse dependency check easy, fast, reliable
https://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2026/08/04#058_fast_easy_reliable_reverse_dependency_checks
#rstats #r2u -
r^4 post #058: Reverse Dependencies Made Easy, Fast, Reliable
Relying on r2u to make reverse dependency check easy, fast, reliable
https://dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2026/08/04#058_fast_easy_reliable_reverse_dependency_checks
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@DaveMasonDotMe Also, of course, if you are on Ubuntu everything *can be so much easier* because with #r2u you have the option of a) converging user and system installations: the default user can install system-wide and b) everything happens *as binaries* at hightest possible speed (no compilation) with *full resolution of all dependencies*. It's nice and worth a try.
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@DaveMasonDotMe Also, of course, if you are on Ubuntu everything *can be so much easier* because with #r2u you have the option of a) converging user and system installations: the default user can install system-wide and b) everything happens *as binaries* at hightest possible speed (no compilation) with *full resolution of all dependencies*. It's nice and worth a try.
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@DaveMasonDotMe Also, of course, if you are on Ubuntu everything *can be so much easier* because with #r2u you have the option of a) converging user and system installations: the default user can install system-wide and b) everything happens *as binaries* at hightest possible speed (no compilation) with *full resolution of all dependencies*. It's nice and worth a try.
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@DaveMasonDotMe Also, of course, if you are on Ubuntu everything *can be so much easier* because with #r2u you have the option of a) converging user and system installations: the default user can install system-wide and b) everything happens *as binaries* at hightest possible speed (no compilation) with *full resolution of all dependencies*. It's nice and worth a try.
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@DaveMasonDotMe Also, of course, if you are on Ubuntu everything *can be so much easier* because with #r2u you have the option of a) converging user and system installations: the default user can install system-wide and b) everything happens *as binaries* at hightest possible speed (no compilation) with *full resolution of all dependencies*. It's nice and worth a try.
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April 2026 will bring a new #Ubuntu 26.04, a new #Rstats release 4.6.0 and a new #BioConductor 3.23. And ... as the "future is unevenly distributed" we already have #r2u running 26.04.
See 'zero to tidyverse' now under 26.04: 10 sec, 107 binary files, 1 command.
#r2u. Fast. East. Reliable. Pick All Three.
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April 2026 will bring a new #Ubuntu 26.04, a new #Rstats release 4.6.0 and a new #BioConductor 3.23. And ... as the "future is unevenly distributed" we already have #r2u running 26.04.
See 'zero to tidyverse' now under 26.04: 10 sec, 107 binary files, 1 command.
#r2u. Fast. East. Reliable. Pick All Three.
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April 2026 will bring a new #Ubuntu 26.04, a new #Rstats release 4.6.0 and a new #BioConductor 3.23. And ... as the "future is unevenly distributed" we already have #r2u running 26.04.
See 'zero to tidyverse' now under 26.04: 10 sec, 107 binary files, 1 command.
#r2u. Fast. East. Reliable. Pick All Three.
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April 2026 will bring a new #Ubuntu 26.04, a new #Rstats release 4.6.0 and a new #BioConductor 3.23. And ... as the "future is unevenly distributed" we already have #r2u running 26.04.
See 'zero to tidyverse' now under 26.04: 10 sec, 107 binary files, 1 command.
#r2u. Fast. East. Reliable. Pick All Three.
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April 2026 will bring a new #Ubuntu 26.04, a new #Rstats release 4.6.0 and a new #BioConductor 3.23. And ... as the "future is unevenly distributed" we already have #r2u running 26.04.
See 'zero to tidyverse' now under 26.04: 10 sec, 107 binary files, 1 command.
#r2u. Fast. East. Reliable. Pick All Three.
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Finally making the move to Linux Mint*. Steam to play #GW2. Bottles to run the necessary Windows apps. Raspberry Pi NAS to replace OneDrive. #r2u** to help with packages in Positron. Looking hopeful. * rather than just playing with it ** shout out to @[email protected]
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Finally making the move to Linux Mint*. Steam to play #GW2. Bottles to run the necessary Windows apps. Raspberry Pi NAS to replace OneDrive. #r2u** to help with packages in Positron. Looking hopeful. * rather than just playing with it ** shout out to @[email protected]
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Thank you @eddelbuettel for #r2u
I enjoyed it on Ubuntu for about a year on two devices and introduced it to my MA students in two courses ... but then I had issues with instability of the LTS Ubuntu and switched to Debian where the reality hit me that r2u is not available. I have read in the FAQ that it is not in the cards ... just wanted to thank you and say that would be great to have... if possible even in the future, as Debian is very stable and I guess many like me will continue using it
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Thank you @eddelbuettel for #r2u
I enjoyed it on Ubuntu for about a year on two devices and introduced it to my MA students in two courses ... but then I had issues with instability of the LTS Ubuntu and switched to Debian where the reality hit me that r2u is not available. I have read in the FAQ that it is not in the cards ... just wanted to thank you and say that would be great to have... if possible even in the future, as Debian is very stable and I guess many like me will continue using it
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Thank you @eddelbuettel for #r2u
I enjoyed it on Ubuntu for about a year on two devices and introduced it to my MA students in two courses ... but then I had issues with instability of the LTS Ubuntu and switched to Debian where the reality hit me that r2u is not available. I have read in the FAQ that it is not in the cards ... just wanted to thank you and say that would be great to have... if possible even in the future, as Debian is very stable and I guess many like me will continue using it
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Thank you @eddelbuettel for #r2u
I enjoyed it on Ubuntu for about a year on two devices and introduced it to my MA students in two courses ... but then I had issues with instability of the LTS Ubuntu and switched to Debian where the reality hit me that r2u is not available. I have read in the FAQ that it is not in the cards ... just wanted to thank you and say that would be great to have... if possible even in the future, as Debian is very stable and I guess many like me will continue using it
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Thank you @eddelbuettel for #r2u
I enjoyed it on Ubuntu for about a year on two devices and introduced it to my MA students in two courses ... but then I had issues with instability of the LTS Ubuntu and switched to Debian where the reality hit me that r2u is not available. I have read in the FAQ that it is not in the cards ... just wanted to thank you and say that would be great to have... if possible even in the future, as Debian is very stable and I guess many like me will continue using it