Install Android Studio on Linux Manjaro (IASLM)

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Android Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) for the Android operating system. This guide will demonstrate how to install Android Studio on Linux Manjaro using the Arch Repository. The main commands involved are makepkg and pacman.

Steps:

1. Clone the latest Android Studio AUR repository
2. Build the Android Studio package
3. Install the Android Studio AUR package

How to Install Android Studio on Linux Manjaro

Manjaro not only has an official application store but also supports third-party developers through the AUR (Arch User Repository). Since Manjaro is based on Arch Linux, you can safely use AUR packages.

For Android Studio, you can refer to this AUR package link. It is recommended to stick with the stable version.

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1. Clone the latest Android Studio AUR repository:

   $ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/android-studio
   

2. Build the AUR package:
   First, navigate to the android-studio directory and run the makepkg command.

   $ cd android-studio/
   $ makepkg -s
   

3. Wait for the process to complete until a compressed file with a .tar.xz extension is created.

   $ ls *pkg.tar.xz
   android-studio-3.2.1.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
   

4. Install the package using pacman:
   Replace the .tar.xz file name with the one you generated.

   $ sudo pacman -U --noconfirm android-studio-3.2.1.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
   

5. Launch Android Studio:
   After the installation is complete, you can find Android Studio in the Start Menu or launch it via the terminal with:

   $ android-studio
   

Happy developing!

Community Q&A:

MohAnifYuliansyah (Sep 5, 2021):

"Sir, I have a question. Will Android Studio run smoothly on Intel i3 6006U, Nvidia 920MX, 4GB RAM, and 500GB HDD with Manjaro?"

bundet (Sep 6, 2021):

"Based on my experience, that configuration is not sufficient to run Android Studio productively. If forced, it will frequently hang.
Also, you won't be able to run the Android Studio emulator and will need to use a real device instead.
My advice: upgrade your RAM to at least 8GB for better performance."

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