Android SDK for Windows and Linux

Today, I want to install the Linux system and learn about Android development under Linux. The network speed in the school is slow. It takes only a few hours to download an android SDK, it may take several hours to download a JDK. It is really troublesome. It is even slower to download platforms. So I think it would be useful to download a JDK under Linux in windows?

My computer has a Windows Android development environment, so I only downloaded the latest Android SDK in Linux, but not platforms. I updated platfrom-tools in eclipse. Configure Environment Variables

Then, test the SDK directory docs and platforms in windows to the SDK directory in Linux. In this way, userdata is similar when you create a simulator. IMG error. Open the SDK directory in windows. We can see that there is a system-images directory, we must test this directory to the Android-SDK directory in Linux to create a simulator correctly. However, note:

Android-SDK only supports 32-bit operating systems. When a 64-bit operating system is used to create a simulator, an error occurs, at this time we need to install a 32-bit compatible package (ia32-libs) in Linux ):

Installation Method (UBUNTU): sudo apt-Get install ia32-libs

Now we have to create a simulator.