You can interactively run R scripts by running R. Or you can run them non-interactively using the `Rscript <yourScript.R>` command. But you probably shouldn't.
You should submit your commands (e.g. `Rscript myScript.R`) to the Iridis scheduling system so it can balance everyone's needs. You need to [learn how to do this](https://hpc.soton.ac.uk/redmine/projects/iridis-4-support/wiki/Job_submission)...
After you've [loaded the R module](https://hpc.soton.ac.uk/redmine/projects/iridis-4-support/wiki/R), you can interactively run R scripts by running R. Or you can run them non-interactively using the `Rscript <yourScript.R>` command. But you probably shouldn't.
Instead you should submit your commands (e.g. `Rscript myScript.R`) to the Iridis scheduling system so it can balance everyone's needs. You need to [learn how to do this](https://hpc.soton.ac.uk/redmine/projects/iridis-4-support/wiki/Job_submission)...
## How to get your code on Iridis
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If you [run out of space](https://hpc.soton.ac.uk/redmine/projects/iridis-4-support/wiki/User_account_information_and_limits) in your home folder/directory (100 GB max) you can also put it in a scratch folder which will take 1 TB. But this is not backed-up - so data in there is at risk.
## Adding packages
## What you cannot do
Run RStudio. Well OK, you can. But it needs the ssh tunneling and XWindow thing mentioned above. Yeahnah.