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I am new as linux user, and installed the jdk 7
using this procedure below:
http://www.edivaldobrito.com.br/como-instalar-o-oracle-java/
Then I used this procedure to install android as shown below:
http://www.edivaldobrito.com.br/como-instalar-o-android-studio-ubuntu-14-04/
Then I went to the console terminal and typed studio
and nothing happened.
I checked if the java
is installing with the command java-version
Can someone help me install the Android Studio, because I’m having a hard time.
Installing JDK 7 does not help anything in Android Studio, to compile Android applications you need to have JDK 6. Do not need to install a third party repository to install Android Studio, just download the binaries from the Android site: https://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html.
– Wakim
@Wakim I use jdk7 (openjdk, not oracle) and here it works perfectly, I do not think it is necessary JDK6, but of course for compatibility reasons maybe it would be better to compile with jdk6.
– Olimon F.
I used this tutorial as a reference for installing Android Studio on Ubuntu. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfinKxwYYZs
– Renato Lazaro
Already tried to follow the tutorial in the file:
Install-Linux-tar.txt
that comes inside the briefcaseandroid-studio
?– Ivan Ferrer
linux and only the name of the kernel which and its operating system more specifically and which architecture 32 or 64 ...
– user45474
Remembering that even with the [tag:android-studio], you will need the Android NDK if you want to build something like Openssl for example. I prefer to use android studio outside the linux, leaving it only in the compile function.
– Florida