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There is a question on TeX - StackExchange that has no direct solution to the installation of the qtree - TeX Live package in Ubuntu. And I want to answer that in this post, then just drop the link of this article to the comment section of the said query. So here is what I did: Open the Ubuntu Dash , and search for Ubuntu Software Center ; In the Software Center, search for qtree ; Select the first entry ( Humanities Packages ), and click on More Info to confirm if qtree is indeed included in this item; Finally, click . There you go, you can try it now. Here is a simple Statistics problem from Elementary Statistics Book of MSU-IIT Department of Mathematics and Statistics that uses tree diagram,

There are two ways to install R in Ubuntu. One is through the terminal, and the other is through the Ubuntu Software Center. Through the Terminal Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the Terminal ; then execute sudo apt-get update ; after that, run sudo apt-get install r-base ; To run R, execute R in the Terminal (see the picture below). R statistical package in Ubuntu 12.10 Terminal Through Ubuntu Software Center Open Ubuntu Software Center ; search for r-base ; and click Install ; then run R by executing R in the Terminal . Working in the Terminal would be inconvenient, so I suggest downloading a user-friendly interface. For example in Ubuntu, I recommend using RStudio IDE or RKWard KDE.