I assume that you've already installed R.

These instructions and the associated files are intended for Mac OS Xġ0.5 (Leopard), 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.7 (Lion), and 10.8 (Mountain Lion) systems. Procedure for installing the R Commander under Mac OS X for versions of R prior to 3.0.0 is a bitĬomplicated, so please read and follow these instructions carefully. Once it is installed, to load the Rcmdr package, just enter the Many of these packages have their own dependencies, which depend on still other packages, etc. Must be present for it to work properly: abind, aplpack, car, colorspace, effects, Hmisc, leaps, lmtest, multcomp, relimp, rgl. Such as tcltk and MASS, that are part of the standard R distribution), and these There are, however, a few installation issues on Macintosh systems, and these are described in this document.Ī general point is keep is mind is that the Rcmdr package usesĪ number of other 'contributed' packages (in addition to packages, The Rcmdr package is a standard R package, and it installs and Using an old version of R will restrict you to an old version of the R Commander as well, and these old versions are now unsupported. I strongly recommend that you upgrade to the current version of R, and then follow the standard R Commander installation notes for Mac OS X users.

R version 3.0.0 comes with an X-Windows installation of Tcl/Tk, and it is thus unnecessary to install Tcl/Tk for X Windows in a separate step. These installation notes are intended for Mac OS X users of versions of R prior to R 3.0.0. Old Mac OS X Rcmdr Installation R Commander Mac OS X Installation Notes for Versions of R Before R 3.0.0

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