[R] R runs on Windows Server 2012?

[Jeff Newmiller]

The FAQ may seem vague to you, but your question seems vague to me. I don't run R on any Windows Server, so I cannot answer your question, but there is more than one way to run R on any server and you have not mentioned how you want it to run. For example, you might run it via Remote Terminal in "interactive" mode, in which case the video settings of the client may affect graphics functionality. Or, you may want to use it as a compute node for parallel computation, leaving graphics generation to your client node. Or, you may want to use it as a network service that generates graphics files non-interactively and serves them via a web page. I suggest you clarify your definition of "run" to prompt a more helpful response from the list.
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Chris Solomon <chris.solomon at mcgill.ca> wrote:
>Hi-
>
>Can someone confirm whether R runs on the Windows Server 2012 OS, and
>if so whether there are any significant differences from running on
>e.g. Windows 7 that I ought to be aware of?
>
>The R for Windows FAQ (URL below) seems to indicate that running on
>Windows Server 2012 is possible, but the text is a little vague and I
>haven't been able to find any clear answers on the mailing list
>archives. We are considering spending a chunk of money on a small
>server and I want to be very sure that R will run before we do.
>
>URL for relevant FAQ:
>http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/rw-FAQ.html#How-do-I-install-R-for-Windows_003f
>
>Thanks
>Chris
>
>
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>Dr. Chris Solomon
>Dept. of Natural Resource Sciences
>McGill University
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