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I have very little free space on my partition for the OS but I want to install Android Studio on my Ubuntu (18.04.02 LTS).

I saw that sudo snap install android-studio --classic should install it but I want to find a way to do it on a specified directory on another disk or partition.

Is there a way to do it?

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I have very little free space on my partition for the OS but I want to install Android Studio on my Ubuntu (18.04.02 LTS).

I saw that sudo snap install android-studio --classic should install it but I want to find a way to do it on a specified directory on another disk or partition.

Is there a way to do it?

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I have very little free space on my partition for the OS but I want to install Android Studio on my Ubuntu (18.04.02 LTS).

I saw that sudo snap install android-studio --classic should install it but I want to find a way to do it on a specified directory on another disk or partition.

Is there a way to do it?

software-installation android-studio

share|improve this question

edited Apr 16 at 14:57

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You should install Android Studio using the zipped version.

1. Download this file




2. Move it to the drive/partition destination. Suppose your partition with free space is /home

sudo mv ~/Downloads/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip /home

3. Extract the file:

unzip /home/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip

4. In order to have this available from other locations create a launcher for the Android Studio, look here.

I hope this helps!

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You should install Android Studio using the zipped version.

1. Download this file




2. Move it to the drive/partition destination. Suppose your partition with free space is /home

sudo mv ~/Downloads/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip /home

3. Extract the file:

unzip /home/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip

4. In order to have this available from other locations create a launcher for the Android Studio, look here.

I hope this helps!

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 16 at 15:14

Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil

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  The answer contains a link in the first line, 'Download this file', but it is only a link to a Ubuntu help page which has no element of Android on it. The sought-for file is likely to be found on this page: developer.android.com/studio
  
  – Aristo T.
  Jul 26 at 17:56
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment
 | 

1

You should install Android Studio using the zipped version.

1. Download this file




2. Move it to the drive/partition destination. Suppose your partition with free space is /home

sudo mv ~/Downloads/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip /home

3. Extract the file:

unzip /home/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip

4. In order to have this available from other locations create a launcher for the Android Studio, look here.

I hope this helps!

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 16 at 15:14

Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil

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• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  The answer contains a link in the first line, 'Download this file', but it is only a link to a Ubuntu help page which has no element of Android on it. The sought-for file is likely to be found on this page: developer.android.com/studio
  
  – Aristo T.
  Jul 26 at 17:56
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment
 | 

You should install Android Studio using the zipped version.

1. Download this file




2. Move it to the drive/partition destination. Suppose your partition with free space is /home

sudo mv ~/Downloads/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip /home

3. Extract the file:

unzip /home/android-studio-ide-182.5314842-linux.zip

4. In order to have this available from other locations create a launcher for the Android Studio, look here.

I hope this helps!

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 16 at 15:14

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