Microsoft loves Linux so much its R Open install script rm'd /bin/sh
Microsoft had to emit a hasty update for its R Open analysis tool after developers found the open-source package was not playing nice with some Linux systems.
The issue was brought to light earlier this week by developer Norbert Preining, who found that the Debian GNU/Linux version of Open R – Microsoft's open-source implementation of the R statistics and data science tool – was causing headaches when it was installed on some systems.
Also: Microsoft Fixes Faulty Debian Package That Messed With Users' Settings
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