dmurdoch

There were a couple of quick updates to CRAN just a day or two ago; you were likely using a release before those, maybe 0.104.16. I expect you'll have similar...

@psychemedia , I'm hiding our comments on this thread so as not to hijack it. Your install problems should be addressed better by the README: rgl isn't an easy install....

Where is the GL lib located on your system? The configure script is not finding it. You can use the `--with-gl-libs=DIR` configure option to override the automatic detection.

Those are the header files. The lib is probably named something like libGL.so. It would normally be in a subdir of /usr, maybe /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib.

I'm afraid you're going to need help from someone who knows Ubuntu better than me. In the meantime, you should be able to build with the configure option "--disable-opengl". This...

I don't have access to a 32 bit version of Windows 10, so you're going to need to do most of the debugging here. If you are able to build...

Re sticking with R 3.6.3: I intend to support that version for another 2 years or more, and I think the tidyverse packages also plan for that much back compatibility,...

It might make sense to do this by allowing arrays as textures; then the user could read the texture any way they liked.

I don't have access to Windows Server 2016, just Windows 10, where I also don't see this. I don't know what debugging tools are available to you (in fact, I...

I believe there may be problems if your XQuartz version doesn't match the version of XQuartz used to build the `rgl` binary you are trying to load. One way to...