Improvement suggestion for R installation documentation. On Hamilton, it is not required to install R as it can be added by loading the corresponding module (as documented in README for hamilton8). Locally, it was suggested to install using the brew app (in the main README). In order to use brew on my Linux Mint, I had to first install linuxbrew by myself and after installation, my python interpreter turned out to be from the linuxbrew path rather than the default one. We run classroom ABM simulations from the corresponding conda environment (classroom_abm). Not sure, but my feeling is that the linuxbrew version of python needs to be used only in the conda environment on my local machine, therefore the PATH environment needs to be updated inside the conda environment rather than outside it.
Improvement suggestion for R installation documentation. On Hamilton, it is not required to install R as it can be added by loading the corresponding module (as documented in README for hamilton8). Locally, it was suggested to install using the
brewapp (in the main README). In order to usebrewon my Linux Mint, I had to first install linuxbrew by myself and after installation, my python interpreter turned out to be from the linuxbrew path rather than the default one. We run classroom ABM simulations from the corresponding conda environment (classroom_abm). Not sure, but my feeling is that the linuxbrew version of python needs to be used only in the conda environment on my local machine, therefore thePATHenvironment needs to be updated inside the conda environment rather than outside it.