OK (Valid version of VirtualBox found: 5.1.18r114002)
#Download genymotion for eclipse install#
To install for all users, restart this installer as root. Now we can run the installation from the download directory: $ chmod u+x genymotion-2.10.0-linux_圆4.binĪnd the output will look something like this: Installing for current user only.
#Download genymotion for eclipse 64 Bit#
As shown below, these are the Ubuntu 64 bit binaries. The free “personal use only” version can be found by selecting: “Resources” > “Fun Zone” from the top menu or going directly to and clicking on the “Download” button.Īt the download page, you will see a button that allows you to download the binaries for your platform. Now that you are signed in, you can download the binaries. This will take you to a sign in form, where you can press the “Create an account” button.įill in the essential form details, and then press “Create an account” as shown below. Go to, and click on “Sign In” at the top. $ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH Download Genymotion binariesĪlthough Genymotion is free for personal use, you will need to create an account in order to download the software. $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib64/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH $ sudo apt-get install gcc-4.9 g++-4.9 -yĪlso in order to avoid an error where ‘CXXABI_x.y.z’ is not found when running the installer, issue the following commands. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test This is not mentioned in the official documentation, but your Ubuntu server will need the basic development toolchain and gcc 4.9 installed in order to install Genymotion. I have written an article here which fully describes the installation process on Ubuntu. Genymotion leverages virtualization technology to create each Android device, so you must have VirtualBox installed.
This emulator provides a rich set of device choices (Galaxy, Nexus, etc.), disk/RAM resource settings, OpenGL hardware acceleration, sensor management, and other nice features that really set it apart.
There is the official Android Emulator, of course, but for this article we are going with the emulator from Genymotion. More often than not, an Android emulator is used for custom development of mobile apps, but don’t overlook its utility as a way to access your favorite mobile applications directly from your desktop, or as a way to preview upcoming Android releases. By installing an Android emulator on your Ubuntu desktop, you can bring this power to your desktop. Android is one of the leading platforms of the mobile industry.
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