Final setupĪfter finishing installations, launch Android Studio again-if you used method three, type android-studio in the terminal-and proceed with the Android Studio Setup Wizard. However you won’t be able to access Android Studio from your list of applications just yet, we would cover this in the final setup. Sudo ln -sf /opt /android-studio /bin /studio.sh /bin /android-studio However, you need to have Snap installed on your machine in the first place. You do not have to modify any files or type in any scary commands. Snaps are containerized software packages that make installation of software easy for users. The Snap tool can come in very handy for installation of software packages, especially when available. If it installed successfully, you can skip the remaining methods and checkup the final setup section. After a successful installation process, you should have the Android Studio icon available in your application tray. You would get a password prompt to confirm the installation process. If you are able to find the software,its installation is as easy as clicking the install button. To install Android Studio from the Ubuntu Software Centre, simply search for Android Studio in the search box and you should get a couple of results. However, this is only the case when the desired software exists on the software store.
The Ubuntu Software Centre remains the easiest place to install ubuntu software from. Now that we are done checking the necessary details, we can proceed with the installation. 4 GB Recommended (500 MB for IDE + 1.5 GB for Android SDK and emulator system image).3 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB RAM recommended plus 1 GB for the Android Emulator.64-bit distribution capable of running 32-bit applications.Here are some important specifications your machine needs to meet: However, the first two methods are way easier therefore I would advise that you try them first.Īndroid Studio demands a lot of system resources, therefore your machine needs to meet up to a couple of requirements for it to run smoothly. The first two methods may not work out fine, but the third is sure to help install the software successfully. We would be treating four methods of installation. While the steps discussed here are specifically for Ubuntu 18.04, it can also be tried on earlier versions of Ubuntu. Installation of software on ubuntu is not always straightforward and can be quite frustrating.For this reason, this tutorial would take us through a step-by-step approach for installing the software on our ubuntu based machines.
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