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Ignoring X11 security, I have also used this technique successfully in certain situations. See: https://github.com/samtstern/android-vagrant https://github.com
by habosa 12y ago
Ignoring X11 security, I have also used this technique successfully in certain situations. See: https://github.com/samtstern/android-vagrant https://github.com/samtstern/android-vagrant
That allows anyone on Linux to download, install, and run Android Studio with a single 'docker run ...' command, and for Mac/Windows users to do the same within a VM using just 'vagrant up'. It's not something I'd use to run Android Studio myself, but it's great to get someone quickly up and running without messing with all of the environment headaches (Android SDK location, Java version, etc).
- j_s 12y agoYes, it sounds great for teaching an introductory class, trying to keep things as lightweight as possible if students want to work on it on their own machines.