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This solved the problem: `rm -rf /Users/garyking/.emacs.d/elpa/ess-20220201.816/obsolete` I diff'ed the compile logs from my Mac where this worked and Gary's M1 where it didn't. This showed that the compile failed...

Ah, thanks, that's super useful info too. Could the 'obsolete' directory be removed?

Hi Ista, Looks like that didn't actually solve the problem. Here's the error with a little more context: ``` Entering directory ‘/Users//.emacs.d/elpa/ess-20220213.1912/obsolete/’ Compiling file /Users//.emacs.d/elpa/ess-20220213.1912/obsolete/ess-font-lock.el Compiling file /Users//.emacs.d/elpa/ess-20220213.1912/obsolete/ess-mouse.el Compiling file...

Seems like this is the error: ```Cannot open load file: No such file or directory, ess-mode``` When I compare the compile log on Gary's machine vs mine, his log is...

Also, we've bought an M1 mac, and would be happy to loan it to you once it arrives if you want to figure this out.

Another interesting thing: I didn't have R installed when I installed this repo. I removed .emacs.d, installed R, and started emacs. My install also now fails at the same place...

Okay, I think we did solve it this time. Installing this did the trick: https://vigou3.gitlab.io/emacs-modified-macos/ When we tried to install melpa, then it was in .emacs.d, so we couldn't do...

Okay, interesting, I think I understand this a little better. The doc says: _Connect to the Jupyter session and navigate to the jupyter_notebook_data directory. Open the GUI-demo.ipynb and this should...

Hm. I wonder if something went wrong when I ran install.sh. I'll go back and start the whole tutorial from scratch and see what happens.

Ok. I didn't run install.sh. I may have missed it, but I don't see it referenced in the directions...