Where to download latest Android-SDK for Ubuntu other than Android.com
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Based on similar questions i think this is not an off-topic question neither duplicate, i also have looked at Stackoverflow and Askubuntu for my problem but there was not any answer and most of them were for older versions.
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 OS witch is offline and does not have internet connection, I have downloaded and installed android studio 3.0.1 from other PC to that offline OS, i also have downloaded android-SDK-tools witch i don't know what to do with.
when i start android studio it asks for android SDK path but i can't find any link to download it. as long as i have searched the latest version is 26 but there i could not find any straight way to download it.
TL,DR:
Is there any link to download the latest version of Android-SDK for Gnu/Linux operating systems like Ubuntu?
Important: unfortunately google does not let users from my location to download any thing from it's android.com through it's website nor apt-get nor android studio built in downloads, so please mind it in your answers.
android android-studio android-sdk
asked Mar 17 at 14:36
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Based on similar questions i think this is not an off-topic question neither duplicate, i also have looked at Stackoverflow and Askubuntu for my problem but there was not any answer and most of them were for older versions.
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 OS witch is offline and does not have internet connection, I have downloaded and installed android studio 3.0.1 from other PC to that offline OS, i also have downloaded android-SDK-tools witch i don't know what to do with.
when i start android studio it asks for android SDK path but i can't find any link to download it. as long as i have searched the latest version is 26 but there i could not find any straight way to download it.
TL,DR:
Is there any link to download the latest version of Android-SDK for Gnu/Linux operating systems like Ubuntu?
Important: unfortunately google does not let users from my location to download any thing from it's android.com through it's website nor apt-get nor android studio built in downloads, so please mind it in your answers.
android android-studio android-sdk
asked Mar 17 at 14:36
yekanchi
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Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31
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up vote
3
down vote
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Based on similar questions i think this is not an off-topic question neither duplicate, i also have looked at Stackoverflow and Askubuntu for my problem but there was not any answer and most of them were for older versions.
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 OS witch is offline and does not have internet connection, I have downloaded and installed android studio 3.0.1 from other PC to that offline OS, i also have downloaded android-SDK-tools witch i don't know what to do with.
when i start android studio it asks for android SDK path but i can't find any link to download it. as long as i have searched the latest version is 26 but there i could not find any straight way to download it.
TL,DR:
Is there any link to download the latest version of Android-SDK for Gnu/Linux operating systems like Ubuntu?
Important: unfortunately google does not let users from my location to download any thing from it's android.com through it's website nor apt-get nor android studio built in downloads, so please mind it in your answers.
android android-studio android-sdk
asked Mar 17 at 14:36
yekanchi
163
Based on similar questions i think this is not an off-topic question neither duplicate, i also have looked at Stackoverflow and Askubuntu for my problem but there was not any answer and most of them were for older versions.
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 OS witch is offline and does not have internet connection, I have downloaded and installed android studio 3.0.1 from other PC to that offline OS, i also have downloaded android-SDK-tools witch i don't know what to do with.
when i start android studio it asks for android SDK path but i can't find any link to download it. as long as i have searched the latest version is 26 but there i could not find any straight way to download it.
TL,DR:
Is there any link to download the latest version of Android-SDK for Gnu/Linux operating systems like Ubuntu?
Important: unfortunately google does not let users from my location to download any thing from it's android.com through it's website nor apt-get nor android studio built in downloads, so please mind it in your answers.
android android-studio android-sdk
android android-studio android-sdk
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asked Mar 17 at 14:36
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Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31
add a comment |Â
Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31
Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31
add a comment |Â
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The easiest way is to install Ubuntu Make and then install android-sdk from it:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lyzardking/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
umake android android-sdk
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
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Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
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1 Answer
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The easiest way is to install Ubuntu Make and then install android-sdk from it:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lyzardking/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
umake android android-sdk
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
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up vote
0
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The easiest way is to install Ubuntu Make and then install android-sdk from it:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lyzardking/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
umake android android-sdk
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The easiest way is to install Ubuntu Make and then install android-sdk from it:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lyzardking/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
umake android android-sdk
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
The easiest way is to install Ubuntu Make and then install android-sdk from it:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lyzardking/ubuntu-make
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make
umake android android-sdk
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
answered Mar 17 at 14:40
N0rbert
16.1k33275
16.1k33275
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
add a comment |Â
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
Yes it may help. but it;s not possible for me where i live. is there any way to go around with this google limitations?
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:46
add a comment |Â
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Can you add a screenshot of your problem.
– TheOneAboveAll
Mar 17 at 14:40
@karel it's not duplicate, i made some modifications to make the differences clear.
– yekanchi
Mar 17 at 14:44
Not being able to download from Google, nor being able to use apt-get will make this very hard. Perhaps getting a VPN to get around this might be the easiest way (?)
– JonasCz
Mar 17 at 17:31