Genymotion Linux

[Karoline Oum]

SoI assumed that problem in linux-vdso.so.1 and tried to solve this by installing this library with apt: sudo apt-get install linux-vdso.so.1but got error that this package doesn't exist. So I am again in a deadlock:(

When I try in my linux guest to adb devicesit shows nothing. If I input adb connect 192.168.184.101 it says connected but it shows offline status. Finally, I can ping my android VM from linux VM successfully.

Basically the point is, that Genymotion automatically connects to the Emulator with the adb from the Windows OS (either Genymotion-Local-adb or installed SDK one in case you provided the path in the settings)

So by starting the emulator, "Windows-ADB" connects to the emulator via the Host-only adapter and 'blocks' the port. When you try to connect, the emulator is already busy and sends the status "offline".

the command ./genymotion-2.2.2_x64.bin --uninstall (x86 in my pc), worked perfectly, did you erase any of the genymotion files from the folder? if you did, you're gonna have to reinstall it from the beginning, and run this command again(sorry for my bad english)

I am having a problem trying to find where Ubuntu stores the program folders. I am new to Linux and only know a few limited terminal commands, but I have tried hundreds of folders in Ubuntu and cannot find where the programs reside. I tried the find command but I get a few hundred hits and none of them seem to be correct. I have GenyMotion installed and running correctly but I need the path to the program folder in order to connect it with Intellij.

If the program is installed in a standard location, it will be found and the location printed out. If a third party application is not installed in a standard location, then to run it from the command line you either need to add its location to your PATH variable, or type in the full path, which you may have decided at installation time. For instance, if you decided to install a program to your Documents folder, your program path might look like:

In my installation, and -- by sound of it -- in yours as well, genymotion is not in the PATH itself and therefore will not be found using commands like type ... or which .... Instead, I would try running the following:

Because you said you are new to Linux, I will briefly summarize what that command is doing. Grep is going to run a RegEx match against the /usr/share/applications/genymobile-genymotion.desktop file using a Perl-compatible regular expression (PCRE) engine (-P), which will perform a case-insensitive search (-i) and return back only the contents which match the provided expression (-o). The pattern to search for is Exec=[^\r\n]+, with a \K tossed in after the equal-sign so that GREP will only print out the contents after that point. This pattern was chosen because a typical Desktop file will look like the following:

After GREP matches against that file, all results are "piped" to xargs, which is basically just a compatibility wrapper to take multiline outputs and pass each line as an input to another command. (It can do more than that, but such is outside the scope of this answer.) xargs then invokes dirname for the given path result. dirname is just a little Linux program that, when given a file path, splits apart the filename from the rest of the path and then returns back the path/directory portion without the filename.

I think under tree hood genymotion just uses virtualbox. You may get more

bang for your buck going with a real minimalistic fedora install and set

android x86 up in a kvm virtual machine so that you can dedicate as most of

the host system resources to the virtual machine

What do you like best about the product?The company can access virtual devices as guest operating system and still run windows as host operating systems. What do you dislike about the product?Genymotion will run on a machine with atleast 3 Gb of ram or the machine will be very slow. What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Running virtual devices. Recommendations to others considering the product:Try it out.

What do you like best about the product?The company can access virtual devices as guest operating systems and windows as host operating systems. What do you dislike about the product?Genymotion makes the computer to be very slow and especially when it's the 4th generation and below. What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Testing some softwares on virtual devices before running the on host OS. Recommendations to others considering the product:Try it out,its cool.

What do you like best about the product?Genymotion is based on Virtual Box to provide reliable and performant virtual mobile testing devices. You can customize any parameter for the device which gives you a lot of flexibility. The device is detected as physical device instead of as an emulator.What do you dislike about the product?Each device is a Virtual Box VM wich means that if you don't keep an eye on the different virtual devices created, you will end will a bloated up hard drive.What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?The virtual devices are much more stable and performant as the ones created by the official emulator. You will save e lot of time and money because using Genymotion will reduce the physical testing devices that you company will need.Recommendations to others considering the product:You should consider paying for the cloud solution, that way you won't need to create the virtual devices locally and everything will be stored in a cloud server

What do you like best about the product?Genymotion is very easy to use to begin with. It also gives developers access to different devices of different android versions that consumes less ram than android avds in android studio. Genymotion also lets me to easily set dummy device location while testing location aware mobile applications.What do you dislike about the product?Genymotion is the best alternative to the slow android avds in android studio. It saves me time so I would only reccommend it to those still using android studio avds instead of genymotion.What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?I have used Genymotion in building, debugging and testing android applications. Its easy to integrate with the current version of android studio, its fast not like the android emulators thats comes with android studio, its easy to add new devices and its also easy to install gapps.Recommendations to others considering the product:If you are looking for a faster android emulator to test, build and debugg android applications just go for genymotion. Its faster and easily integrates with android studio. In short am just trying to help you save time and increase productivity.

What do you like best about the product?I have been using genymotion for more than three years now while developing android applications with android studio. Genymotion consumes less computer resources compared to other android virtual devices and also emulates most of device features. In the current edition genymotion is also easy to connect with local web servers such as wamp, xampp and lamp. Its also easy to add more android virtual devices to test an android application in as many android versions as possible. What do you dislike about the product?Genymotion is my favorite android emulator and I do not find anything I dislike in it. What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Genymotion have been an important tool whenever we are developing android applications. Its makes the processes of testing and debugging very easy making every develper more productive.Recommendations to others considering the product:Genymotion is the best android emulator to use while debugging and testing android applications. It consumes less computer resourses and avails many real android devices to a developer.

What do you like best about the product?Genymotion is extremely easy to get up and running.What do you dislike about the product?If anything, the UI is a little bit unpleasant.What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?I use Genymotion as a mobile developer to test the apps I'm building. The biggest benefit is being able to test an app on a wide variety of virtual devices within one platform.

What do you like best about the product?Fastest Android emulator available, easy to use plugin in Android Studio and lots of choice for device configurationWhat do you dislike about the product?Must use addons to install google play services which is required by many applicationWhat problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Developing mobile apps for customers

What do you like best about the product?Easy to install the app, easy to sign up and easy to use the app. What do you dislike about the product?Poor performance for native application, not able to log into the google play. What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Portability - easy to access to real devices from anywhere. Recommendations to others considering the product:It is good for responsive applications, but not good enough for native apps

What do you like best about the product?It's easy to use. It's really amazing how quickly you can setup an android simulator and start testing any code. Genymotion offers a lot of speed and stability.

I'ts great that it works on Windows, Linux and Mac. Installation is super easy, however you must have Oracle's VirtualBox on your machine.

What do you dislike about the product?First of all, I don't like the fact that you have to create an account to use the free version even if this version has so many limitations for development options.

It's not available for older versions of Windows (XP/VIsta) or any 32 bit Windows.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?Testing and debugging.

There is no better and faster emulator.Recommendations to others considering the product:If you need a great, speed and efficient tool for Android Developer.

It's also a very good tool for a Virtual Android.

Doesn't work for production.

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