opt/android-sdk-linux/docs/tools/sdkĮclipse-adt.html ndk preview tools-notes. opt/android-sdk-linux/docs/sdkġ.0_r1 1.1_r1 1.5_r2 1.6_r1 download.html index.html older_releases.html RELEASENOTES.html terms_body.html win-usb.htmlġ.0_r2 1.5_r1 1.5_r3 api_diff images installing OLD_RELEASENOTES.html support_api_diff terms.html Install the SDK Manager package on the Linux workstation: unzip sdkmanager.zip Archive: sdkmanager.zip creating: sdkmanager/ inflating: sdkmanager/README inflating: sdkmanager/tc-sdkmanager-v3.0.b cd sdkmanager sudo dpkg -i tc-sdkmanager-v3.0. I do have the following, but these don't seem to be what I need. Is it possible to install the android SDK on this machine at all?

Please don't ask why my linux installation does not have and will never have a gui. That means running scripts that require a gui is not a good answer for this question.

does not seem to offer any documentation for this at all.Īgain, I am on a linux machine (not a mac) and there is no gui. If anyone can give instructions that can be executed on a red hat family OS with NO GUI I would hugely appreciate that. It seems that the android SDK developers don't really recognize any OS that does not include a gui, as it seems virtually impossible to get the SDK installed without one. I am working on a cloud based linux server and, sadly, I need to install the android SDK.

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