############ Windows Installation ############ 

IMPORTANT: Make sure you are connected to the web.

Open the R-GUI and click on 

Packages --> Install Packages from CRAN.

A box will appear showing all the packages available for installation,
They are arranged alphabetically.

Select geoR from the menu and click OK.
The installation procedure starts immediately.
You can see the progress on your screen.
After installation is complete, you are asked:
"Do you want to save downloaded files?"
There is no need for you to save downloaded files for running geoR.

Note: If you want to install multiple packages, say ``akima'' and geoR,
you can highlight all of them together by pressing Ctrl while you choose.

Invoking geoR is done by typing:
> library(geoR)
after the installation.

############ Linux Installation ############

Create or choose a directory where you want to install the packages.
For example, create: mkdir ~/RPackages in your home directory.

Next set the environment variable R_LIB on your shell. 
For example, if using bash, add the following in your .bashrc file:
export R_LIBS = ~/RPackages

IMPORTANT: Make sure you are connected to the web.

Invoke R and use the function:

install.packages(pkgs,destdir="~/RPackages", CRAN="http://cran.r-project.org")

where pkgs is the list of packages you want installed.
For example pkgs can be c("akima","geoR")

To update, use:

update.packages(pkgs,destdir="~/RPackages", CRAN="http://cran.r-project.org") 

MAKING IT ROUTINE:

In fact it is better to create a script file, say MyInstall.R containing:

MyInstall <- function(pkgs)
  {
    install.packages(pkgs,destdir="~/RPackages", CRAN="http://cran.r-project.org")
  }

MyUpdate <- function(pkgs)
  {
    update.packages(pkgs,destdir="~/RPackages", CRAN="http://cran.r-project.org")
  }

and just use MyInstall() or MyUpdate() to do the job.