I want to develop applications for Android in C#. On Windows I tried Xamarin Studio and I was very happy with it. Is there a way to use Xamarin on Ubuntu?
I noticed there are Xamarin.Android binaries for Linux available on the internet, but those are only for Xamarin.Android 9.22, I would love to use Xamarin.Android 10. Can this be done?
Lastly, I know there is no Xamarin Studio for Linux. What IDE can I use instead of it? How do I set it up for building Android apps and deploying them?
Whenever I utilize any (except for --version) adb command (adb devices, for instance), my system completely freezes and I have to reboot. My laptop is a Lenovo B50-30 running a (relatively) fresh Ubuntu 18.04 installation, no phones are connected. What do I have to do in order to get adb working ?
What I have already tried :
sudotlp (sudo apt remove tlp)sudo netstat -tulpn | grep 5037)sudo apt upgrade adb)Update : I have tried a different computer with (relatively similar) specs but an older Ubuntu (16.04) and also an older kernel, and it worked pretty much seamlessly.
Related :
The download page for Android Studio does not list any repositories, it only offers direct download links. I noticed that there are many Android SDK and tools packages in the Ubuntu repos, but no Android Studio. Is there a frequently updated repository or PPA available for Android Studio?
This question was asked a long time ago back when Android Studio was still in a preview state, however, the answers are all very different and many of the answers consist of custom PPAs, many of which probably do not exist anymore for modern versions of Ubuntu. Therefore, this question needs to be re-asked so that we can collect updated instructions.
I'm trying to run the Android SDK manager tool using the following command inside the folder where android-sdk-tools are located.
./sdkmanager
It gives me the following error.
Error: Could not find or load main class com.android.sdklib.tool.SdkManagerCli
Can someone please help with this?
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 OS which is offline and does not have an internet connection. I have downloaded and installed Android Studio 3.0.1 from another PC to that offline OS. I have also downloaded android-SDK-tools which I don't know what to do with.
When I start Android Studio it asks for the Android SDK path, but I can't find any link to download it. From my searching, the latest version is 26, but I could not find any direct way to download it.
TL;DR
Is there any link to download the latest version of Android-SDK for GNU/Linux operating systems like Ubuntu?
Important: Unfortunately, Google does not let users from my location download anything from android.com through its website nor apt-get nor android studio built-in downloads, so please mind this stipulation in your answers.