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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Getting Started with Android Setting Up an Android Development Environment for Linux

Prasoon Shukla
Prasoon Shukla
3,426 Points
Posted by Prasoon Shukla
Prasoon Shukla
3,426 Points

Reopening Android Studio in Linux

Hi, how do I reopen Android Studio on my Linux machine after installing it? I installed Android Studio the other day and then shut the machine. Do I again need to extract tar.gz and run ./studio.sh every time or is there a short-cut available?

kv111
kv111
119 Points

You should go: cd ~/folder/you/extracted Android Studio to/bin;./studio.sh

This is the first time I'm using this forum, so don't know if this is how to answer a question or not. Not a whole lotta time to figure it out...

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kv111
kv111
119 Points

You should go: cd ~/folder/you/extracted Android Studio to/bin;./studio.sh