Hence, running $ dnf repoquery -repo=fedora-source R-* A number of add-on packages from CRAN, Bioconductor and other sources are readily available via the official repositories. Recommended R packages are included as part of the R-core component.
/home//R/-redhat-linux-gnu-library/, which is the destination for any package installed from the R console using install.packages.įor example, these are the library paths for a x86_64 machine with R 4.0 installed./usr/local/lib/R/library (the same for 64-bit architectures), which is not used by any package in the official repositories./usr/share/R/library contains system-provided packages without binary code.Īdditionally, the R installation adds the following paths:./usr/lib/R/library ( /usr/lib64/R/library in 64-bit architectures) contains system-provided packages with binary code./usr/share/R contains documentation, licenses and other non-binary files./usr/lib/R ( /usr/lib64/R in 64-bit architectures) contains R binaries and libraries.The R installation is divided in two directories:
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