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Install Android SDK on Ubuntu 14.04 Before install Android SDK on Ubuntu, you have to Install Oracle JDK 8 on Ubuntu 14.04. Visit to download Eclipse ADT with the Android SDK for Linux. Simple unzip the downloaded file and move to the folder you want. Hello my name is mike rainer in this video's how to install eclipse plus android development tools in a 64-bit ubuntu 14.04 desktop now we'll have to say one thing this is more of a guide than the actual how to do it because i'm using a virtual machine and I really wouldn't work with a virtual machine as far as developing android apps the outcomes for this video would be to install java 7 from.

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A few people have asked about a 'treehouse linux bundle' for the above, which is not apparently available

I thought I'd share how I got mine working as it took a few hours to figure out, having reverted to eclipse from android-studio and then going back to android studio to finally get it working.

The main issue for me was getting the emulator to work. Setup of this was not obvious to me at all.

Ubuntu does not come with any of the pre-requisites to run any of the above so first thing was to download a JDK from Oracle. You can use the openjdk one but I opted for the Oracle SDK as the IDE warned about not using the Oracle version of Java. I may have to revert but so far, so good.

All there is to installing Java from Oracle is to download it from the Oracle Java JDK download site, uncompress the tar.gz file to your home directory and then to include it in your 'PATH' and in 'JAVA_HOME' variables so I have the following in .bashrc to achieve this:

Having also downloaded android studio to your home directory, the following is also needed in .bashrc to locate the 'lib' path of the android studio modules :

to apply these changes, either log out and in again or run :

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There were further operating system packages that needed to be installed :

the following I added also but am not entirely certain if this is necessary but include it anyway :

into a new file called :

• /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ia32-libs-raring.list

text for a repo is added :

then

followed by

Running./gradlew -help)2 mins9 s2.5 s1-line Java change (implementation change)2 mins 15 s29 s6.4 sSome of these changes break existing builds. Cacheable unit testsWhen you enable unit tests to use Android resources, assets, and manifests bysettingto true, the Android Gradle plugin generates a test config filecontaining absolute paths, which breaks cache relocatability. Android plugin version + Gradle versionAndroid plugin 2.2.0 + Gradle 2.14.1Android plugin 2.3.0 + Gradle 3.3Android plugin 3.0.0 + Gradle 4.1Configuration (e.g. So, you should consider the effortof migrating your project before using the new plugin.If you don't experience the performance improvements described above, pleaseand include a trace of your build using the.This version of the Android plugin requires the following:.

( this was because I read that the emulator relies on 32bit binaries and my system is 64bit )

I followed the instructions in the latest teamtreehouse course material to set up a hello world project and to create an emulator but this did not at all fire up in my Linux environment, even with the above configuration

Finally the emulator started to work when clicking the 'download' link for the 'SDK manager' and downloading some 'system images' :

Under 'Android 4.4.2 (API 19 ) :

'system images' for:

• ARM
• ARM EABI
• SDK Platform & x86

I also configured the AVD under tools / android / AVD manager to :

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• Use Host GPU

I hope this is of use / interest to someone trying to set up Android development under ( 64 Bit ) Linux

Thanks so much for posting. I am going to add a video showing the installation on Ubuntu within a week or two. In the mean time I have added some notes in the Teacher's Notes below each installation video that should help. I found a convenient way to install Java that makes this significantly easier: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-an-android-app/getting-started-with-android/setting-up-an-android-development-environment-for-mac

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Ben, thanks for that. I am following along on the course quite easily now being over the first hurdle.

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Setting up the emulator was the challenge for me here, Ubuntu just isn't ready out of the box and requires extra libraries to be added.

I look forward to the video for Linux installation - top stuff !

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