DATA MINING Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Quick Start Install--Debian

This Quick Start guide to installing Rattle is straightforward, assuming we are running Debian or Ubuntu GNU/Linux and we are directly connected to the Internet:

1. Install the GTK+ libraries:
   
   

   $ wajig install libglade2-0
   

   
   
2. Install GGobi:
   
   

   $ wajig install ggobi
   

   
   
3. Install R:
   
   

   $ wajig install r-base-core
   

   
   
4. Install Rattle:
   
   

   $ R
   > install.packages("rattle", dependencies=TRUE)
   

   
   
5. Start up Rattle:
   
   

   $ R
   > library(rattle)
   > rattle()
   

   
   

And that is all there is! The details and idiosyncracies are in Section 2.1.4.

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