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No, I use the default user library /home/ashley/R/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-library/3.2 As on several systems, as a user I can't install to /usr I do the same on my own PC's

Same result with `R --vanilla` and with `R CMD INSTALL /home/ashley/Downloads/NMF_0.20.6.tar.gz` installing as root works OK so I now have a working version on this system, (but not some others)...

Same result with `R --vanilla` and with `R CMD INSTALL /home/ashley/Downloads/NMF_0.20.6.tar.gz` installing as root works OK so I now have a working version on this system, (but not some others)...

I now have a workaround (which makes no sense to me) I have user library v1.0.0 then system library v0.6.2 ``` > packageVersion('stringr', .libPaths()[1]) [1] ‘1.0.0’ > packageVersion('stringr', .libPaths()[2]) [1]...