I have installed android studio on linux mint and I run it for the first time and worked fine.But, then I close it and now I don't know where it is. I tried to find it from menu but it is not there. I want to set it in menu, like other software are.
For all of these steps you'll need the path to the executable(s). This includes in part the location you found SDK Readme.txt, which we'll call the base directory. As an example, if you found that file in /home/ranjeet/Android/Sdk/ then that will be the base directory. There are two primary subdirectories that contain the programs for the Android SDK. The primary one that you will likely want is android, which is the SDK manager, and using that base example, it's path will be: /home/ranjeet/Android/Sdk/tools/android
You will likely want to launch many of these programs from the command line (especially if interfacing with an android device using adb or fastboot). To make that easier, you need to add a couple lines to your environmental config file for bash called .bashrc. Using a text editor, e.g. vi or gedit, edit .bashrc by (replace vi with whatever text editor you are using) vi /.bashrc. Go to the bottom of the .bashrc file, and add the line:
export PATH=$PATH":/home/ranjeet/Android/Sdk/tools:/home/ranjeet/Android/Sdk/platform-tools"
Save and close the file, and type source /.bashrc at the command prompt. You can now run all the android SDK programs in those two directories from the command line regardless of where you are in the filesystem since they are on your 'path'.
I installed flutter and android studio following the steps in the flutter official page. I did it a month ago and then I used flutter doctor and I did not get any problems back then.Now I tried again but I keep getting those errors
First of all, run the command as said flutter doctor --android-licenses.It will show you the licenses and you just have to type Y in the command line to accept them.Secondly,it seems can't find Android Studio. If you have that, I suggest you to uninstall and re-install it clearly. Of course you should also install the Flutter plugin in Android Studio.When everything is done just use flutter doctor. The last warning "Connected device" is going to be visible until you don't use an emulator or connect via USB debugging your phone.
As for Android on Linux, you can set it up, but its really a pain the the something, You need xamarin android installed, and its not officially supported, so to do it, your best bet is to follow something like: -android-on-linu/ I remember doing some extra steps and skipping some steps from there, but generally, its a good tutorial.
Android does not support by default ad-hoc wifi network. For that to work, you need to install some third party app/utility that require most of the time that the android device is rooted.
IOIOMint is a special edition version of the IOIO board with the added features of an on-board LiPO charger, LiPO battery, header pins, included Bluetooth dongle, and micro USB board power/charging port, all mounted in a laser cut, mint tin package. IOIOMint is identical to the Droidalyzer hardware with the exception that IOIOMint does not include the alcohol sensor.
when I'm booting at least 2 of the fake me out and I think my PC's rebooting because I see the message no signal found on my screen but like a reboot its just a second ot few when selecting mint and I think it was XP and then your no signal message goes away and your booting in to the os
I tried disabling the ufw firewall on the mint machine but it makes no difference. If I disable the firewall on OMV then mint can see it. If I then re-enable the firewall on OMV then mint can still see it until I reboot mint. All the other operating systems can see it with the OMV firewall on. It is just linux mint that cannot. It is a pretty simple setup but is driving me nuts - a Pi2 running the latest OMV4 Pi img, a single router as the gw and a few shared folders in OMV which are set as 'not public' under the shares tab of the SMB section. I only use it to supplement local storage and transfer files between local machines. It doesn't even need to be anywhere near the internet apart from for updates.
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