I'll fill in some blanks:
The "stats" package is a part of a basic R installation. It seems to be
included in r-base-core (so, please ignore my comment about
r-recommended). In R terminology, "stats" is a "base package", so it
would not generally be fetched from CRAN, manually. Since I don't use
Ubuntu myself, I can't tell, whether or not there may be a problem with
r-base-core in ubuntu. In debian/unstable it seems to work fine. You can
test by calling
> library ("stats")
or
> example (summary.manova)
RKWard is a GUI frontend for R. This is not packaged in the form of an R
package. Rather it is an application linked against R (and depends on r
-base-core). RKWard is included in ubuntu. RKWard offers R package
management facilities, but really just uses the regular R mechanisms, so
I can't see, how this could be specific to RKWard (and again: no
problem, here), which is why I moved the report to r-base.
>From the bug report it appears that something is broken in the user's R
installation. I can't tell, whether this is a problem in ubuntu
packages.
@JSmith: Please do provide the additional information requested by
Cesare, though. Also information on your installed versions of r-base, r
-base-core, and rkward might help.
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rkward does not include the stats package
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224480
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