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I installed R Studio desktop in my MacBook air running on Big Sur. Unfortunately, it cannot run due to the error below:
Error reading R script (),system error 2 (No such file or directory); Unable to find libR.dylib in expected locationswithin R Home directory /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources
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I would recommend restarting your machine, and if the issue persists, remove RStudio, then reinstall RStudio and R using the instructions from Chapter 1 Getting Started with Data in R | Statistical Inference via Data Science. This topic was automatically closed 21 days after the last reply.
Start R by double-clicking on the program in your Applications folder, or in the Dock, if you put it there. The R graphical user interface (GUI) will open, containing a single window called the console window. The greater-than sign ( > ) is R's "prompt;" it indicates that R is ready for you to enter commands.
Running brew install R solves the problem for me.
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A similar question was asked on the R Studio community.
You need to first download base R:
R-4.1.0.pkg.Then download R Studio for MacOS from here.
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You have probably installed Rstudio before installing R. What you can do is to first install R using brew install R and then reinstalling Rstudio using brew reinstall rstudio.
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