muellerzr

Installing and configuring conda, jupyter, etc on wsl2

1. Install Ubuntu from the Windows Store
2. Setup changing the default opening directory (based on this)
   1. Open Ubuntu
   2. sudo vim /etc/passwd
   3. Type "i" to enter the insert mode so we can make changes
   4. Find your account's line, should start with your username. Eg mine was muellerzr:x:1000, :home/muellerzr/:bin/bash
   5. We care about changing the /home part. Change it to /mnt/c to use the "C" drive, /mnt/d to use the "D" drive, and so forth
3. Save our changes with :wq and enter

akashpalrecha

aagarw30

library(shiny)

ui <- fluidPage(
  
tags$div(sliderInput("slide1", "Slider1", min = 0, max=10, value=4),  style="display:inline-block"),
  tags$div(sliderInput("slide1=2", "Slider2", min = 0, max=10, value=4),  style="display:inline-block"),
  tags$div(sliderInput("slide3", "Slider3", min = 0, max=10, value=4),  style="display:inline-block")

)

mrecos

library("ggplot2") # Must use Dev version as of 03/18/16
library("gridExtra")
library("extrafont") # for font selection
library("dplyr") # for data preperation
library("cowplot") # for combining plots

# Prepare data for plotting
# data from Zubrow, E.B.W. (1974), Population, Contact,and Climate in the New Mexican Pueblos
# prepared as a long format to facilitate plotting
year <- c(1760, 1790, 1797, 1850, 1860, 1889, 1900, 1910, 1950)