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    How to Install Android Studio on Ubuntu 20.04

    By RahulSeptember 27, 20223 Mins Read

    Android Studio is a popular programming environment for creating Android applications. It was developed by Google and is available for multiple platforms. We’ll look at how to get Android Studio on Linux in this article.

    Android Studio includes a number of built-in capabilities that provide you with a quick and stable working environment. It also offers a solid testing infrastructure that includes multi-display support, emulators, and other features. It’s based on IntelliJ IDEA, an IDE written in Java for Java applications for desktops and mobile phones.

    The following section is focussing on how to get Android Studio if you are a Linux user, especially Ubuntu. Let’s begin:

    How to install Android Studio on Ubuntu 20.04

    01. Android Studio is built on Java so you need to install the latest version of Java first otherwise you won’t be able to install the android studio. You can get it by utilizing the command mentioned below:

    sudo apt update 
    sudo apt install default-jre 
    

    Installing JRE on Ubuntu 20.04

    02. Now you need to install the android studio repository where this application resides and then later, we can fetch this application from the repository. For that you need to type the following command in the terminal:

    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:maarten-fonville/android-studio 
    

    Adding Android Studio PPA on Ubuntu 20.04

    03. Now all the necessary steps required for the installations are completed. You can install the android application by typing:

    sudo apt install android-studio 
    

    Installing Android Studio on Ubuntu 20.04

    04. It will ask for your permission to install it where you need to press “Y” to start the application. This application is around 950MB and will take some time to install. After the installation you can run the application by selecting the application manager and then write “android” in the search bar as shown below:

    Launch Android Studio on Ubuntu 20.04

    05. After opening the application it will first ask for some of the basic settings like you want a “Standard” or “Custom” installation. You can change the GUI display to “Light” or “Dark” as well.

    After the basic settings are completed, then it will ask for permission to install some of the updates that are necessary for this application to work correctly as shown below.

    Android Studio First Launch Settings

    06. When you select this application, then first it will install some of the necessary updates and then later it will open the application. After that, the application will be open and its main screen is shown below:

    A Running Android Studio  on Ubuntu 20.04

    Now, this application is ready to be used.

    Conclusion

    Mobile applications have made everything easy and simple, whether it is ordering food or a ride, they have made lives easier. Android is the dominating operating system in the smartphone market, and to create android applications Android studio is used which is a multi-platform application. This article has provided you all the steps required to configure and install the Android Studio on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

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