How to install Android Studio on Ubuntu (step-by-step guide)
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Ubuntu users looking to develop Android apps can follow a detailed guide to install Android Studio, Google's official integrated development environment, on their systems. The guide covers installation on Ubuntu versions 16.04, 17.10, and 18.04, and is suitable for users of all experience levels. It outlines two main installation methods: using the Ubuntu Software Center for a straightforward GUI approach, and downloading from the official website for those preferring a manual setup. The guide emphasizes the need for Oracle JDK to ensure compatibility, providing commands for installation and configuration of the Java development kit. Users are advised to check their Java installation and set the JAVA_HOME environment variable correctly. Once Android Studio is installed, whether via the Software Center or the official website, users can launch the Setup Wizard to download additional components. The process includes creating a desktop entry for easy access, and the guide humorously encourages users to enjoy coffee during installation, reflecting the patience required for downloading large files and components.
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