Recently I moved to Ubuntu OpenSource Platoform.
While setting my development environment I had to set up environment variables there.
I installed most of the packages such as phonegap jdk etc by either using apt or npm package managers. But In the case of android bundle, I just downloaded it from android site and extracted to a location.
In order to set up environment variables, I did the following :
1. In terminal type the following command : gksudo gedit ~/.bashrc
2. Type your password. This will open the text editor.
3. In the file opened, type the following, # Android Path export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/tools export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools
4. Save. The path you enter should be the absolute path to android_sdk's tools and platform-tools folder This helps me to run android commands such as Adb, android etc.
While setting my development environment I had to set up environment variables there.
I installed most of the packages such as phonegap jdk etc by either using apt or npm package managers. But In the case of android bundle, I just downloaded it from android site and extracted to a location.
In order to set up environment variables, I did the following :
1. In terminal type the following command : gksudo gedit ~/.bashrc
2. Type your password. This will open the text editor.
3. In the file opened, type the following, # Android Path export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/tools export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools
4. Save. The path you enter should be the absolute path to android_sdk's tools and platform-tools folder This helps me to run android commands such as Adb, android etc.
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