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No, I was talking about debian testing. It is the most updated
distribution for GIS. I do not know much about the far past, but all
current packages are in *very* good shape, up to date, and have been
this way in the last couple of years (thanks to the
You mean Ubuntu lags behind Debian unstable. Debian unstable is constantly
being updated. This is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on your
perspective. I ran Debian unstable for several years and believe me the
quality of Debian packaging varies a lot. Most Debian devs are quite good,
b
Hello,
I am preparing a rank-abundance plot in R. I would
like to have the four letter species code appear on
the plot. Can someone tell me how to do that.
Thanks,
Narendran
Michigan State University.
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On Sat, 16 Dec 2006, Patrick Giraudoux wrote:
> Deal all,
>
> I am moving from Windows XP to Ubuntu and hopefully work on the two
> plateform and more an more on Linux (an old dream). Thus I am a newby in
> Linux. I have installed R 2.4 (note that the R-cran repository must be
> added manually
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You'll get much more trouble using GIS when on ubuntu compared to debian.
It is basically the same thing, but packaged in ubuntu are oudated.
pc
Patrick Giraudoux ha scritto:
> Deal all,
>
> I am moving from Windows XP to Ubuntu and hopefully work on
Try installing libgdal1-1.3.1-dev which contains the header files and should
have gdal-config.
You may run into problems with incompatible library versions. Ubuntu updates
every 6 months, but the R world seems never to stop rolling along.
I've found the Ubuntu "prevu" utility extremely helpful as
Deal all,
I am moving from Windows XP to Ubuntu and hopefully work on the two
plateform and more an more on Linux (an old dream). Thus I am a newby in
Linux. I have installed R 2.4 (note that the R-cran repository must be
added manually to the synaptic package manager - if not one get R 2.3
fr
