After going through some other questions like this, I first tried the Tools > Create Desktop Entry method. It did create an entry on the dash, but somehow Android Studio does not launch by clicking on it. If it's of any help, I am pasting the jetbrains-android-studio.desktop entry this method created in the /usr/share/applications directory:
When this didn't help, I deleted the above mentioned .desktop entry and tried the method mentioned in this blog post, which required me to create the following jetbrains-android-studio.desktop file and paste it in /home/jayant/.local/share/applications directory
Two of the answers to that question mention that the Launcher entry doesn't work because it can't find the JDK installation directory. That location can be defined system-wide in /etc/environment or per-user in their .bashrc file. I think the users that report that their Android Studio desktop entry works without any tweaking are probably using an system where the JDK location has been set on a system-wide basis.
All you did "wrong" was that you didn't drag the jetbrains-android-studio.desktop file from the directory in which Android Studio created it into the Launcher and drop it where you want it to appear. You can use Ubuntu's Files application to find, drag and drop the .desktop file.
Assuming your user:group is jayant:jayant . Not executable. No need to relogin, restart the machine or desktop, etc. If it still doesn't work (no/wrong icon, fails to launch) open the .desktop file and check that its paths point to the correct files.
If Tools->Create Desktop Entry doesn't works for you then it probably means that the Android studio isn't installed properly in the system.To check whether the Android Studio is installed or not go to the Ubuntu software and find for the software.If it doesn't reinstall the package and take care of the path of the sdk and AndroidStudioProjects.But it is possible that the desktop shortcut icon works properly.
Recently I removed the android studio app from Fedora 36, but on my desktop I still have blank android studio icon so I wonder how to remove it?
Is it maybe some bug because on Fedora 35 all worked fine.
Stop Motion Studio allows you to use a second device as a remote camera. This means you can use your phone as a camera while controlling it remotely with Stop Motion Studio on your tablet or desktop computer. With this feature, you can easily capture your stop motion animations from different angles and perspectives to create more dynamic and visually appealing videos.
With the Desktop AVD in Android Studio, Android developers can get a taste of how Android apps function on a desktop, including some unique characteristics of desktops such as freeform window resizing and drag and drop. This enables developers to validate that their app responds accurately to app resize events, renders fine in a landscape mode, and keyboard and mouse input works as expected across the app. We have included a handful of things below you should test with your app on the Desktop AVD.
Over the years, we have identified common compatibility issues for Android apps on Chromebooks. Try out these actions with your app using the Desktop AVD and validate that your app behaves as expected on desktops.
For an overview of the Visual Studio capabilities described in this article, see Develop C and C++ applications.The Windows desktop platform has long been the most popular platform among C++ application developers. With C++ and Visual Studio, you use Windows SDKs to target many versions of Windows ranging from Windows XP to Windows 10, which is well over a billion devices. Popular desktop applications like Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and Google Chrome all are built using the same Win32 APIs that serve as the foundation for Windows desktop development. Developing for Windows desktop allows you to reach the highest number of users on any non-mobile development platform.
When you install the C++ Windows desktop workload, you have many options to customize the installation by selecting your desired tools, Windows SDKs, and other additional features like recent ISO C++ standards candidates such modules support for the STL. The core C++ compiler and libraries for building desktop applications that target x86 and x64 systems are included in the VC++ 2017 v141 toolset (x86, x64). Notable optional tools include support for MFC and C++/CLI development. In the following examples, we will show how to create an MFC app, so this optional component was installed.
After installing the C++ desktop workload, you can begin coding in existing projects or you can create new ones. Out of the box, Visual Studio can open any folder of code and be configured to build using CMake, a cross-platform build system. The Visual Studio CMake integration even allows you to use another compiler by opening the directory containing your CMakeLists.txt files and let VS do the rest.
Debugging applications is what Visual Studio is famous for! With a world-class debugging experience that provides a plethora of tools for any type of app, no tool is better suited to debugging applications that target the Windows desktop platform.
Unit testing is a very popular way of improving code quality, and test-driven-development is fully supported inside Visual Studio. Create new tests and manage them inside the Test Explorer for easy tracking and execution of tests. Writing unit tests is easy and can help find problems as they arise instead of later on when things are harder to isolate. Visual Studio allows both native and managed test project templates for testing native code which can be found in the Visual C++/Test section of the new project templates. Note that the native test template comes with the C++ desktop workload and the managed test comes with the .NET desktop workload.
Simply sign up for a Visual Studio Team Services account for free, then you can track the source code of your desktop applications into Visual Studio Team Services. Visual Studio Team Services also simplifies continuous integrations for your desktop applications. Create and manage build processes that automatically compile and test your apps in the cloud.
When you are ready to deploy your desktop application, you would typically build an executable (.exe) and possibly some libraries so that your application can run on a Windows device. This allows you to easily distribute your application however you like, for example via a download from your website or even through a third-party sales platform such as Steam.
A new option for Windows desktop apps is to be available in the Windows Store with all the advantages that entails. The Desktop Bridge project allows you to package and distribute your Win32 application through the Windows Store alongside Universal Windows Platform apps. When targeting Windows 10, this can provide advantages including streamlined deployment, greater reach, simpler monetization, simplified setup authoring, and differential updates.
With the free Switcher Cast desktop app for Windows, you can bring slides, websites, and images from your PC desktop screen right into your Switcher Studio stream or video recording. Connecting your PC to the same Wi-Fi network as your main Switcher Studio device means low-bandwidth streaming for better quality.
Hey folks! I'm trying to play around with Screen Capture in Canvas Studio to give my new students a tour of our Canvas course, but anytime i try to record a screen capture it only records my desktop background, regardless of what apps or windows i have open on my screen. I'm on an iMac running Big Sur 11.1, i tried on Firefox and Safari. I downloaded the Screen Recorder as suggested and it seems to be running fine. I've messed with the few settings and preferences in the screen recorded and on Studio and can't seem to make any real changes. I don't what is causing this or how to fix it. Any ideas? Thanks!
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