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Quick #r2u update for #Rstats and #Ubuntu:

- R 4.6.0 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- BioConductor 3.23 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- Ubuntu 26.04 support available for arm64 and amd64 ✅

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick all three.

https://eddelbuettel.github.io/r2u/

Quick #r2u update for #Rstats and #Ubuntu:

- R 4.6.0 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- BioConductor 3.23 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- Ubuntu 26.04 support available for arm64 and amd64 ✅

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick all three.

https://eddelbuettel.github.io/r2u/

Quick #r2u update for #Rstats and #Ubuntu:

- R 4.6.0 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- BioConductor 3.23 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- Ubuntu 26.04 support available for arm64 and amd64 ✅

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick all three.

https://eddelbuettel.github.io/r2u/

Quick #r2u update for #Rstats and #Ubuntu:

- R 4.6.0 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- BioConductor 3.23 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- Ubuntu 26.04 support available for arm64 and amd64 ✅

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick all three.

https://eddelbuettel.github.io/r2u/

Quick #r2u update for #Rstats and #Ubuntu:

- R 4.6.0 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- BioConductor 3.23 available on all three LTS releases ✅
- Ubuntu 26.04 support available for arm64 and amd64 ✅

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick all three.

https://eddelbuettel.github.io/r2u/

So #Rstats 4.6.0 is out. Some people are fire-breathing "OMG need to update all packages". We also discuss within Debian if we need a new 'tag' (as we did for R 4.0.0). I happen to think a more nuanced approach is possible, and I have a little write-up and tests. Comments welcome. #r2u

https://github.com/eddelbuettel/R-4.6.0-binary-transition

So #Rstats 4.6.0 is out. Some people are fire-breathing "OMG need to update all packages". We also discuss within Debian if we need a new 'tag' (as we did for R 4.0.0). I happen to think a more nuanced approach is possible, and I have a little write-up and tests. Comments welcome. #r2u

https://github.com/eddelbuettel/R-4.6.0-binary-transition

So #Rstats 4.6.0 is out. Some people are fire-breathing "OMG need to update all packages". We also discuss within Debian if we need a new 'tag' (as we did for R 4.0.0). I happen to think a more nuanced approach is possible, and I have a little write-up and tests. Comments welcome. #r2u

https://github.com/eddelbuettel/R-4.6.0-binary-transition

So #Rstats 4.6.0 is out. Some people are fire-breathing "OMG need to update all packages". We also discuss within Debian if we need a new 'tag' (as we did for R 4.0.0). I happen to think a more nuanced approach is possible, and I have a little write-up and tests. Comments welcome. #r2u

https://github.com/eddelbuettel/R-4.6.0-binary-transition

So #Rstats 4.6.0 is out. Some people are fire-breathing "OMG need to update all packages". We also discuss within Debian if we need a new 'tag' (as we did for R 4.0.0). I happen to think a more nuanced approach is possible, and I have a little write-up and tests. Comments welcome. #r2u

https://github.com/eddelbuettel/R-4.6.0-binary-transition

#r2u is absolutely cooking right now! Over 200k downloads by 10:20h; over 160k in the last three hours. Over 250k yesterday.

Evidently robust demand for installing or upgrading your CRAN packages for #Rstatst via `apt` at a system level.

#r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u is absolutely cooking right now! Over 200k downloads by 10:20h; over 160k in the last three hours. Over 250k yesterday.

Evidently robust demand for installing or upgrading your CRAN packages for #Rstatst via `apt` at a system level.

#r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u is absolutely cooking right now! Over 200k downloads by 10:20h; over 160k in the last three hours. Over 250k yesterday.

Evidently robust demand for installing or upgrading your CRAN packages for #Rstatst via `apt` at a system level.

#r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u is absolutely cooking right now! Over 200k downloads by 10:20h; over 160k in the last three hours. Over 250k yesterday.

Evidently robust demand for installing or upgrading your CRAN packages for #Rstatst via `apt` at a system level.

#r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u is absolutely cooking right now! Over 200k downloads by 10:20h; over 160k in the last three hours. Over 250k yesterday.

Evidently robust demand for installing or upgrading your CRAN packages for #Rstatst via `apt` at a system level.

#r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

#r2u had its first 'four million packages delivered' month in March (beating even the two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 72 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'four million packages delivered' month in March (beating even the two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 72 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'four million packages delivered' month in March (beating even the two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 72 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'four million packages delivered' month in March (beating even the two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 72 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'four million packages delivered' month in March (beating even the two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 72 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

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]

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]

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

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

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

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

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

#r2u had its first 'three point five million packages delivered' month in February (outside that two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 68 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'three point five million packages delivered' month in February (outside that two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 68 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'three point five million packages delivered' month in February (outside that two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 68 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'three point five million packages delivered' month in February (outside that two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 68 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u had its first 'three point five million packages delivered' month in February (outside that two-day Sep 2023 outlier) bringing the total to over 68 million #CRAN #Rstats packages shipped as #Ubuntu .deb binaries.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u PSA: I added a 'rustup' invocation to the build containers so (current) `cargo` and `rustc` are present. If your Rust-using #Rstats package is on CRAN, it will be in #r2u as a (completely dependency-resolved) .deb binary that installs in seconds.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u PSA: I added a 'rustup' invocation to the build containers so (current) `cargo` and `rustc` are present. If your Rust-using #Rstats package is on CRAN, it will be in #r2u as a (completely dependency-resolved) .deb binary that installs in seconds.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u PSA: I added a 'rustup' invocation to the build containers so (current) `cargo` and `rustc` are present. If your Rust-using #Rstats package is on CRAN, it will be in #r2u as a (completely dependency-resolved) .deb binary that installs in seconds.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u PSA: I added a 'rustup' invocation to the build containers so (current) `cargo` and `rustc` are present. If your Rust-using #Rstats package is on CRAN, it will be in #r2u as a (completely dependency-resolved) .deb binary that installs in seconds.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

#r2u PSA: I added a 'rustup' invocation to the build containers so (current) `cargo` and `rustc` are present. If your Rust-using #Rstats package is on CRAN, it will be in #r2u as a (completely dependency-resolved) .deb binary that installs in seconds.

#r2u. Fast. Easy. Reliable. Pick All Three.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@eddelbuettel/115888844628033765

Something that never get's old: today's edition also updates `quarto` and `rstudio` (from my 'personal' PPA) along with 40+ CRAN packages for Ubuntu thanks to #r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Binaries with full and complete dependencies.

Screenshot cannot be added here in quoted post but is at https://bsky.app/profile/eddelbuettel.com/post/3mcqg7qeyyk2v

RE: https://mastodon.social/@eddelbuettel/115888844628033765

Something that never get's old: today's edition also updates `quarto` and `rstudio` (from my 'personal' PPA) along with 40+ CRAN packages for Ubuntu thanks to #r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Binaries with full and complete dependencies.

Screenshot cannot be added here in quoted post but is at https://bsky.app/profile/eddelbuettel.com/post/3mcqg7qeyyk2v

RE: https://mastodon.social/@eddelbuettel/115888844628033765

Something that never get's old: today's edition also updates `quarto` and `rstudio` (from my 'personal' PPA) along with 40+ CRAN packages for Ubuntu thanks to #r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Binaries with full and complete dependencies.

Screenshot cannot be added here in quoted post but is at https://bsky.app/profile/eddelbuettel.com/post/3mcqg7qeyyk2v

RE: https://mastodon.social/@eddelbuettel/115888844628033765

Something that never get's old: today's edition also updates `quarto` and `rstudio` (from my 'personal' PPA) along with 40+ CRAN packages for Ubuntu thanks to #r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Binaries with full and complete dependencies.

Screenshot cannot be added here in quoted post but is at https://bsky.app/profile/eddelbuettel.com/post/3mcqg7qeyyk2v

RE: https://mastodon.social/@eddelbuettel/115888844628033765

Something that never get's old: today's edition also updates `quarto` and `rstudio` (from my 'personal' PPA) along with 40+ CRAN packages for Ubuntu thanks to #r2u: Fast. Easy. Reliable. Binaries with full and complete dependencies.

Screenshot cannot be added here in quoted post but is at https://bsky.app/profile/eddelbuettel.com/post/3mcqg7qeyyk2v

Something that never gets old: running `wajig new` to see what `apt` get-able packages have been added since the previous `apt` run -- this time once more only #r2u packages bring #Rstats CRAN repo as fully-formed binaries with _all_ dependencies to Ubuntu.

Something that never gets old: running `wajig new` to see what `apt` get-able packages have been added since the previous `apt` run -- this time once more only #r2u packages bring #Rstats CRAN repo as fully-formed binaries with _all_ dependencies to Ubuntu.

Something that never gets old: running `wajig new` to see what `apt` get-able packages have been added since the previous `apt` run -- this time once more only #r2u packages bring #Rstats CRAN repo as fully-formed binaries with _all_ dependencies to Ubuntu.