Showing posts with label udtc. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 29, 2015
Ubuntu Developer Tools Center 0.1 Released With Eclipse And Android ADT Support
Update: Ubuntu Developer Tools Center has been renamed to Ubuntu Make.
Changes in Ubuntu Developer Tools Center 0.1:
For Android ADT support (through Eclipse), use the following command:
If you want to help with the Ubuntu Developer Tools Center development, report bugs, etc., check out its GitHub page.
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Ubuntu Developer Tools Center (UDTC) 0.1 was released today and it includes support for Eclipse as a standalone IDE, Android ADT support (through Eclipse) and more.
A couple of months ago, Canonical released Ubuntu Developer Tools Center (UDTC), a project to "enable quick and easy setup of common developers needs on Ubuntu". Using it, you can easily install Android Studio and the Android SDK in Ubuntu and, with the latest version, Eclipse and Android ADT (for Eclipse).
In the release announcement, Didier Roche, Software Engineer at Canonical, mentioned that for now, Canonical is focusing on Android developers, but more will follow, like Go developers, web developers, Dart and more.
Changes in Ubuntu Developer Tools Center 0.1:
- added Eclipse support as a standalone IDE. Usage: udtc ide eclipse;
- added Android ADT support (through Eclipse). Usage: udtc android eclipse-adt;
- adb and other Android tools are now added to user path while installing an Android framework;
- UDTC now supports framework removal. If you installed a framework and want to remove it, just use: udtc android android-studio --remove;
- enabled loading of local framework. They are controlled by UDTC_FRAMEWORKS env variable which can point to any path containing local frameworks;
- added support for reinstallation in different folder than the origin one, cleaning the original directory;
- DownloadCenter now support redirections;
- added support for decompressing zip files in Decompressor;
- new and refresh translations: de, en_AU, en_CA, en_GB, es, eu, fr, hr, it, pl, ru, te, zh_CN, zh_HK;
- improved i18n support;
- protect against mistyping with multiple frameworks;
- framework support refactoring to avoid code duplication;
- tests fixes and refactoring for better scalability;
- fixed logging support during test runs;
- reshape docker files to have fewer layers;
- don't raise any Exception for unexpected CLI args.
Install Ubuntu Developer Tools Center
The latest Ubuntu Developer Tools Center 0.1 is available in the Ubuntu 15.04 Vivid Vervet repositories.
For Ubuntu 14.10 and 14.04, you can install the latest Ubuntu Developer Tools Center by using a PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:didrocks/ubuntu-developer-tools-center
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-developer-tools-centerThat's it. You can now use UDTC to install Android Studio, Eclipse and add Android adt support (through eclipse).
Install Android Studio by using the following command:
udtc androidThen, choose the installation path (or use the default path), accept the license ("a") and UDTC will do the rest, installing Android Studio and Android SDK. UDTC will even add Android Studio to the Unity Launcher.
Update: the latest Android Studio doesn't ship the sdk with it anymore so for now you'll have to download it manually. Hopefully future UDTC versions will have a solution for this.
Update: the latest Android Studio doesn't ship the sdk with it anymore so for now you'll have to download it manually. Hopefully future UDTC versions will have a solution for this.
To install Eclipse (Eclipse Luna 4.4 at the time I'm writing this article), simply use the command below:
udtc ide eclipseAfter installing it (just like with Android Studio), UDTC will add Eclipse to the Unity Launcher.
For Android ADT support (through Eclipse), use the following command:
udtc android eclipse-adtIf you want to remove a framework, simply append "--remove" to the commands above. For example, to remove Eclipse, use the following command:
udtc ide eclipse --removeIf you want to help with the Ubuntu Developer Tools Center development, report bugs, etc., check out its GitHub page.
via DidRocks' blog
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Canonical Releases Ubuntu Developer Tools Center, Makes It Easy To Install Android Studio And Android SDK In Ubuntu
Update: Ubuntu Developer Tools Center has been renamed to Ubuntu Make.
Before proceeding, if you've used the unofficial Android Studio PPA maintained by Paolo Rotolo, purge the android-studio package:
1. Install Ubuntu Developer Tools Center
2. Install Android Studio and Android SDK using UDTC
To install Android Studio and Android SDK, simply run the following command:
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Canonical wants to make developers who create applications for platforms other than Ubuntu feel at home. In a recent article posted on his blog, +Didier Roche, Software Engineer at Canonical, writes: "Ubuntu loves developers and we are going to showcase it by making Ubuntu the best available developer platform!".
To achieve this, the Ubuntu Developer Tools Center was created, a project to enable quick and easy setup of common developers needs on Ubuntu. For now, Canonical is focusing on Android developers, but more will follow, like Go developers, web developers, Dart and more.
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| Android Studio installed in Ubuntu 14.04 using UDTC |
Ubuntu Developer Tools Center is currently in alpha and right now, it allows installing the latest version of Android Studio along with the latest Android SDK and their dependencies, enable multi-arch on 64bit machines as well as integrate Android Studio with the Unity Launcher.
Ubuntu Developer Tools Center (UDTC) will always target the latest Ubuntu development version along with the latest Ubuntu LTS (long-term support) version. Right now, Ubuntu 14.04 users who want to install UDTC will have to use the official Ubuntu Developer Tools Center PPA (see installation instructions below), but in the future it should be available in the official Ubuntu 14.04 (backports) repositories. As for Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic Unicorn, UDTC is already available in the repositories.
Install Ubuntu Developer Tools Center with Android Studio and Android SDK in Ubuntu
Ubuntu Developer Tools Center is currently in alpha so you'll encounter bugs! Report them @ Launchpad or GitHub.
Before proceeding, if you've used the unofficial Android Studio PPA maintained by Paolo Rotolo, purge the android-studio package:
sudo apt-get purge android-studio
sudo rm -r "/usr/share/android-studio"1. Install Ubuntu Developer Tools Center
Ubuntu 14.10: as I said, UDTC is already available in the Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic Unicorn repositories so to install it, use the following command (or search for it in Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic, etc.):
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-developer-tools-centerUbuntu 14.04: Ubuntu Developer Tools Center is available in an official PPA maintained by Didier Roche. Add the PPA and install UDTC using the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:didrocks/ubuntu-developer-tools-center
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-developer-tools-center2. Install Android Studio and Android SDK using UDTC
To install Android Studio and Android SDK, simply run the following command:
udtc androidThen, select to accept the license ("a") and UDTC will do the rest, installing Android Studio and Android SDK.
UDTC will only ask for your your password if it needs to install some required dependencies which aren't installed on your system.
via / more info @ didrocks
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