Installing the SDK
- February 9th, 2010
- Posted in Android Development . Eclipse . Linux
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One nice thing about a Linux development environment is package management. Anything you could possibly ever want is just a download away.
However, there are a LOT of downloads. Kernel. The X Windowing System and GNOME. VM Guest Additions. GCC and Kernel-Sources for compiling said guest additions – they’re kernel objects. Apache, PHP, and MySQL. WordPress. Eclipse. The Android SDK. Android SDK Components and images.
In fact, I’m still downloading. At least I didn’t need to compile much – trying to hack a newer kernel into CentOS for OpenGL support took over an hour of compile time and broke GRUB. Hooray for VM snapshots!
Although I finally have a fully-configured IDE, “Hello World” might have to wait ’til the morrow.
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