I want to run the new Android Studio IDE just released at Google I/O 2013, and when I try to execute studio.sh, it opens it in a text editor. If I enable running as application in properties, it instantly unchecks the checkbox. When I chmod +x it and then run it, it says permissions denied. I do the same thing as root (sudo su), and it says command not found. I use vanilla sudo for both of them. Command not found. How do I execute the file?
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Open the terminal and run:
cd android-studio/bin
./studio.sh 2 Fixed. Apparently Android Studio doesn't like being run off USB...
1JVM must have special locate read message #7 in
1This is basically because you lack JDK.
This can be found by running the following command in the terminal:
cd /android-studio/bin
./studio.shSo after you configured Java you'll be able to run it.
with terminal, move to your android bin directory.
ie:
cd /usr/local/bin/android-studio/bin/then use
sh studio.sh