Ubuntu Kylin 14.04 64-bit system installs Android Studio

First the system detail diagram of a small series

After installing the Java environment, you can start installing Android Studio, and don't have Java friends. See my last Post [Linux Java in two ways] (http://blog.csdn.net/u010849674/article/ details/47377659)

There are also two ways to install the Android Studio in the PPA mode

The order is as follows:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:paolorotolo/android-studio
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install Android-studio

Small knitting here with this method has no success, always error, seemingly because of what 32-bit package reasons, on the Internet to find a lot of methods have not succeeded. So I studied it myself. Download your own android Studio zip pack

Two places to download, if you can download to the official website can go
Android website Download, you can also go to the home of the Chinese community to download the Google Studio, download the latest version of the seemingly 1.3 version, but the small series did not download the latest, then downloaded 1.2.2. Don't say much nonsense.

Android-studio-ide-141.1980579-linux.zip
android-sdk_r24.3.3-linux.tgz
Download these two packages after decompression. Use the terminal CD to the Android studio extract directory
Then CD to the bin directory and run

will start the installation, the installation process will allow you to install the SDK, you can click Cancel, and then enter the Android Studio to configure their own

To the end of this installation. If you have any questions, you can contact the small series.

Small knitting talents, there are a lot of problems only from their own experience, there is any wrong place to ask everyone to include and point out, not very grateful.

Article reference: Ubuntu 14.10 PPA installation Android Studio