Install Android Manager under Linux

Android is Google open source software Linux, composed of operating systems, middleware, user interface and application software, claiming to be the first truly open and complete mobile software for mobile devices. Select Linux (i386). Because the SDK is only 32-bit, if you are installing a 64-bit system, install Ia32-libs and run a 32-bit program. Install command: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs (commands in Ubuntu). After the download is complete, unzip the terminal into the root directory of the SDK and execute: Tools/android update Sdk–no-ui to start the same updates as in Windows.

First step: Download Linux Android Manager

:http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html or Android Manager

Step Two: Unzip and install

1, sudo tar-zxvf/mnt/hgfs/download/adt-bundle-linux-x86.zip-c/opt/android-adt

If the download is the end of the zip, the command used is: sudo unzip /mnt/hgfs/download/adt-bundle-linux-x86.zip-c/opt/android-adt

After decompression get adt-bundle-linux-x86 You can rename: sudo mv adt-bundle-linux-x86/

After the decompression is successful in the directory generation: Eclipse SDK then don't rush to run Eclipse, first enter sdk-> tools->android click Run Android Script

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<span style= "White-space:pre" ></span> enter Adt-manager

2, Next is the environment variable configuration

Edit the file profile using the command Vi/etc/profile and add the following below:

Export Android_home=/opt/adt-linux

Export path= $ANDROID _home/tools: $ANDROID _home/platform-tools: $PATH

/opt/adt-linux is the root directory of the SDK.

finally Use the command: wq! save the closed file, and then execute the command source/etc/profile make the configuration take effect.

In Terminal input: Android, if the Android SDK Manager window comes out, it proves that the environment is configured successfully.

If you start the Android-manager instructions are installed successfully!!!

Install android Manager under Linux