Get:9 bullseye-updates/main amd64 Packages.diff/Index Get:8 bullseye-updates/main Sources.diff/Index Get:7 bullseye-security/main Translation-en Get:6 bullseye-security/main amd64 Packages Step 2: Next, update the system package by using the below command :~#] sudo apt-get update
Step 1: Check the OS Version by using the below command :~#] lsb_release -aĭescription:ĝebian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) It's also possible to install Android Emulator using Genymotion Android Emulator rather than the Android Emulator. I'm going to file a bug report on it and try some other X servers if I have time later.To install Android Studio on Debian 11.3 Introduction:Īndroid SDK is the Android emulator developed by Google and it executes the API libraries and developer tools required for building, testing, and debugging apps for Android on Linux systems. Update unfortunately, VcXserv is crashing when the main Android Studio window launches.
I still am not sure how adb over usb is going to work or tested the emulator. This is as far as I've gotten, right now it's downloading the SDK. Then from your bash shell you can run android-studio/bin/studio.sh and the window will appear and begin the unboxing dialogs. Extract it into the WSL filesystem somewhere (I used ~/apps). Then, you want to download the Linux version of Android Studio 3.1. It takes you through the config dialogs (just choose the defaults) and it puts an icon in the notification area you can check to make sure it's running. Then you have to run XLaunch from the start menu. You'll just need to export the display variable in your ~/.bashrc since that isn't done normally in WSL: $ echo "export DISPLAY=:0" > ~/.bashrc This X Server for windows allows you to run graphical linux applications in WSL. So with that caveat, let me explain what I did to get it running and if you have follow up questions we may need to experiment together to find the answers.įirst, I installed VcXserv. I'm setting this up right now and hit your question from Google looking for advice.
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