jamovi

Hi @ SvenHeimbuch How can I try to run your module in your github ? Could you tell me how to install your module in my computer? Thanks in advance Seol Hi, this is not my module. It is provided by Sebastian Jentschke (https://github.com/sjentsch). To use the module, you have to compile it for yours...

There is an experimental module on GitHub, you could try: https://github.com/sjentsch/PartialProximity

So far, it seems to do the job and works as intended.

Is jsq for Linux now abandoned? There doesn't seem to be any progress made towards a working package.

I'm also having issues in using System R with Rj Editor. I'm have jamovi 1.0.4 flatpak (Arch Linux) and R 3.6.1 running on my machine. When I try to switch from jamovi R to System R, I'm getting this: R To use the system R from jamovi, jmvconnect must be installed Debug Error: To use the system R fr...

Hi, so far I got it running by compiling it myself and copying the JASPgraphs content from the Windows .jmo into the respective jsq folder, because JASPgraphs couldn't be fetched and compiled. Everything seems to be running, except for the regression plots (plots in other analysis work). If I can he...

Anything new on the Linux flatpak front? Still eagerly waiting for jsq.

You're the best! It simply works

Hi Jonathon,

would it already be possible to let jamovi run solely in a browser. If I start the flatpak I usually get three localhost ports that I can use in a browser for the jamovi session, but the full GUI has to run. Is there already some kind of hidden switch to allow it "headless"?