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How to change default R in Unix server?
Hi,
I try to use R through the Unix server in my university. When I want to install an R package, I don't have the permission to change the R library. So I installed another version of R under my user's folder on the server, which seems successful. However, when I try to run it, the default R on the server is the one installed by the administrator. How can I change the default R to the one I newly installed, so I have the permission to r/w/x and add the R package I need? Thanks a lot! Xuemin |
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