So now we're going to download Android Studio. Υou just go to developer dot Android dot com slash studio 1
or just google download Android Studio and you'll be redirected to this page. 2
Then depending on your operating system you'll be given a download button. 3
Read the terms and conditions accept the terms and conditions and click download for your operating 4
system. 5
In the case of Linux we're going to open with an archive manager. 6
Give it time to download. OK, once it downloads we're going to extract the content. 7
Again this is on Linux if you're doing the same on Windows it's much more straightforward. 8
You'll have an installer with a wizard and that will do everything for you. 9
Also if you're running on Linux, particularly in a 64 bit environment make sure you have all the prerequisites 10
installed, as listed on their site. OK. 11
Now we're going to extract the content into, we want to place in user slash local that requires permissions. 12
Let's just put it in the downloads folder for now and then we'll just move it to the user slash local 13
later. Ok and extract it to your downloads or home location. Extract. Now open your terminal and go to 14
the location where you downloaded it. 15
And we want to move the Android Studio folder to user slash local or wherever you prefer to have your 16
applications. 17
In our case we're just going to move it to user slash local. 18
Make sure to move with Sudo, OK that's it. 19
Now let's go to the Android Studio folder so user slash local slash Android Studio. 20
And within this folder you're going to have another folder bin. Go into the bin and you're going to 21
have a script studio .sh so to run Android Studio just run dot slash and studio.sh 22
Once you run studio.sh, 23
you can decide whether or not to send usage statistics to Google. In this case 24
we're not going to send it but it's up to you. Then just give it time to open and it will guide you with 25
a wizard to the next steps.