We want to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 (WSL2), but to do so we need to update a recent build of Windows 10. Although there are several such guides already (linked below), this one combines the content of several and, through the use of screenshots and examples, is meant to be especially accessible to those without prior Linux experience. This is useful if you want to run R for Linux (e.g., due to its faster computation and better parallelization or simply to do cross-platform development) while on a Windows machine. So I was curious to know what might the issue as from my understanding ZorinOS is based on Ubuntu.Here is a super-easy visual guide to setting up and running RStudio Server for Ubuntu 20 on Windows 10. I tested this out in Ubuntu 22.04 (using Boxes) and both base R and Rstudio works. So I'm wondering if I could get any help for you awesome folks.
I've tried the solutions on the Rstudio website site but none of those work. So far I've searched the forums but can't find anything related to my particular issue. It successfully installed and I can see it in the Zorin Menu but when I click on it, nothing happens (it doesn't even register in the system processes when I check the system monitor app).
deb Rstudio file from the Rstudio site (now ) for Ubuntu 22 and installed it using the default software installer. I installed base R using the instructions for Ubuntu from the CRAN website to ensure that I got the latest stable version 4.2.+ and it works. So far almost everything works, but an issue I'm having is with running Rstudio. I've distro hopped a bit and I have to say I'm thinking about making ZorinOS my daily driver. I've been using Linux for about 9 months now (so not an advance user).
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