6 Dec
2007
6 Dec
'07
1:41 p.m.
Hi,
some additions.
-If you have installed CarbonEL, you also can plot to quartz() without X11.
-tcltk stuff also works (with X11) BUT there is a problem: If I quit my tcltk session via tkdestroy everything is fine BUT R's CPU coverage is then always around 1%??? I don't know why. Even if I start R in a normal Terminal - the same result. Thus one should modify the break statement inside of the execute script.
If one changes this to let's say break if CPU<2% one would also speed up the entire script enormously! But then one has troubles for very large outputs.
Anyway, I'm using this bundle for my daily work and it turns out it works pretty good ;)
--Hans