Install Android ADT Bundle on Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy 32/64bit
The Guide Show Simply and Step-by-Step How-to Quickly and Easily Install and Getting-Started with Latest Eclipse-Android ADT Bundle IDE for Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander Unity i386/amd64 Linux Desktop
The Eclipse ADT Ready Bundle Represent the Quickest and Easiest Way of Getting-Started Developing for the Android Platform.
With a single download, the ADT Bundle includes everything you need to begin developing apps:
- Eclipse + ADT plugin
- Android SDK Tools
- Android Platform-tools
- The latest Android platform
- The latest Android system image for the emulator
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Download Android 4+ SDK ADT Bundle Ready to Develop:
- Double-Click on Archive and Extract into /tmp
Open Terminal Window
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- Relocate Android ADT Bundle
sudo su
mv /tmp/adt-bundle-linux* /opt
Make a Symlink for Easy Launching and to Distinguish ADT Eclipse Bundle from Eclipse:
ln -s /opt/adt-bundle-linux*/eclipse/eclipse /opt/adt-bundle-linux*/eclipse/adt
- Insert Android Developer Tools into User PATH
nano ~/.bashrc
export PATH=/opt/adt-bundle-linux*/eclipse:$PATH
Ctrl+x to Save and Exit :)
Load New Settings
source ~/.bashrc
- Launching ADT Eclipse Bundle
From Terminal with:
adt
Create an Eclipse Launcher for Easy-Starting:
Getting-Started Coding Hello-World Android App on Eclipse ADT:
Now Thanks to the Eclipse Foundation You Should Finally Fully Dispose of an Eclipse Android ADT Bundle IDE Installation on Ubuntu Linux ;)
