Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of cypress/RunningRStudioWithSingularity

Timestamp:

02/05/26 15:48:06 (2 days ago)

Author:

Carl Baribault

Comment:

Added image links and caption info

cypress/RunningRStudioWithSingularity

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 == Login using port forwarding ==
 
-See for example [[https://wiki.hpc.tulane.edu/trac/wiki/cypress/JupyterNode | Jupyter notebook]].
+See for example [wiki:JupyterNode Jupyter notebook].
 
 Make note of your choice of ports in the above for your use in the following.
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  * Go to your browser
 
-With the RStudio server running in your Cypress interactive session, you can now use the RStudio interface on your browser
 
-Open a browser window or tab on your local machine and type the following.
+You can now use the RStudio interface on your browser.
+
+Using the above, now that you have the RStudio server running in your Cypress interactive session, open a browser window or tab on your local machine and type the following.
 
 Be sure to match your choice of local port number from above, substituting for '''8888''' as needed.
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 Here is RStudio starting in your browser.
 
-Note that this and all future responses may be slow due to your network latency.
+Note that this and all future responses may be slow due to your particular network latency.
 
-[[Image(RStudioInBrowserStartup.png)]]
+[[Image(RStudioInBrowserStartup.png, center, 30%)]]
+
+Here is RStudio interface finished loading in your browser.
+
+Note that all of your previously installed R packages should also available in your RStudio's R session.
+
+See [wiki:InstallingRPackages Installing R Packages on Cypress].
+
+[[Image(RStudioInBrowserRunning.png, center, 30%)]]
+
+When you're done, go to '''File''' -> '''Quit Session...''' , then simply close the browser tab.
+
+[[Image(RStudioInBrowserEnded.png, center, 30%)]]