How to enable dark mode in RStudio
Choose a dark editor theme in RStudio, make the surrounding interface match, and switch back if you prefer a light theme.
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Choose a dark editor theme in RStudio, make the surrounding interface match, and switch back if you prefer a light theme.
Read article →PowerShell scripts can be saved anywhere. Find a project script, identify the running script and inspect profile paths.
Read article →List installed WSL distributions and launch Ubuntu explicitly from PowerShell, including when Ubuntu is not the default distribution.
Read article →Check the actual path, its parent folder and the working directory, using literal paths for filenames containing brackets.
Read article →Run a script in an existing terminal, or use -NoExit when launching PowerShell. Understand when a prompt or transcript helps.
Read article →Check spelling, command discovery, module availability and script paths before changing PowerShell execution policies.
Read article →Inspect Windows execution policy and use an explicit scope when a trusted script requires a policy change.
Read article →Use double quotes around text containing an apostrophe, or escape a single quote with a backslash.
Read article →Keep system Python intact and isolate legacy dependencies. Python 3.9 is end of life and should not be the default for new work.
Read article →Check Windows’ extended context menu and Git for Windows shell integration before changing settings or reinstalling.
Read article →Move to the parent folder, return to the previous directory, or use pushd and popd for a directory stack.
Read article →Print the current working directory and resolved path, then decide whether the file belongs beside the script or in the working folder.
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