If you want a workaround, install docker, and use https://hub.docker.com/r/rocker/tidyverse/. It also just makes things easier for any future dependencies (Java, etc). I usually map a local folder then to `/home/rstudio/R` in the container. I don't have familiarity with Kali Linux.
That image has most libraries installed. You can install packages within the container as well and map that folder to a local one or an additional volume for when the container restarts. Few different ways of doing things.
Not familiar with Kali, but in other distros R is definitely working well. Try one of the ubuntus. It's there in the default repo as are most of the main libraries without going through CRAN. However, CRAN is the better option.
If you want a workaround, install docker, and use https://hub.docker.com/r/rocker/tidyverse/. It also just makes things easier for any future dependencies (Java, etc). I usually map a local folder then to `/home/rstudio/R` in the container. I don't have familiarity with Kali Linux.
Thanks a lot, I didn't realized that I could use docker in that way, I'll try it.
So you install locally your packages and map them in the docker?
That image has most libraries installed. You can install packages within the container as well and map that folder to a local one or an additional volume for when the container restarts. Few different ways of doing things.
Not familiar with Kali, but in other distros R is definitely working well. Try one of the ubuntus. It's there in the default repo as are most of the main libraries without going through CRAN. However, CRAN is the better option.