Well Android Studio 3.1 is out! It comes along with some new stuff in the package including bug fixes which you can read more about from here and here. As we all know or as said on the its official site,
Android Studio is Android's official IDE. It is purpose-built for Android to accelerate your development and help you build the highest-quality apps for every Android device.
This post is mainly going to walk you through how to get it installed, up and running on your linux installation. Ok then, so lets get started.
You need to install some packges needed for android studio to run. Ensure you are connected to the internet, open your terminal and execute: Fedora, Korora
You will be presented with the following dialogue box. If you have previously installed android studio and have certain configurations that you may want to keep. Then select the first option and browse to the directory that contains those files, but in this case. its a new install so select "Do not import settings" and the click ok button.
Next is a short wizard to help you setup the android SDK. This starts with the welcome screen where you click on next to start. On the install type screen select "Standard" and proceed to the next screen.
