Android SDK Ubuntu default path

Question

I am trying to build my Android app in Unity on Ubuntu, but cannot find Android SDK. What is Android SDK default path on Ubuntu?

Maurilla

Answer 1

The Path will be like,

Linux /home/AccountName/Android/Sdk

• For Linux: ~/Android/Sdk
• For Mac: ~/Library/Android/sdk
• For Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Android\sdk

Carmine

For my case on Ubuntu 16.04, it's ~/Android/Sdk – Luehrmann

Answer 2

If you've installed the SDK using:

apt install android-sdk

it is located at /usr/lib/android-sdk.

Hwang

Answer 3

If you've installed the SDK using the apt install android-sdk, it is located at /usr/lib/android-sdk

then copy that folder (android-sdk) to your home folder ex: home/username/Android/android-sdk, because /usr/lib/android-sdk will prompt a not writable error..by default there's no Android folder in your home directory so create that folder first then paste inside it the android-sdk folder from /usr/lib

Aspirate

Answer 4

If you installed it using sudo apt install android-sdk it should be in /usr/lib/.

Breakwater

What was the point in duplicating my answer? No new info here. – Hwang

Answer 5

It should be in your home folder under Android/Sdkfolder, i.e., ~/Android/Sdk

Zared

Answer 6

I'm a little late to answer, but this would clarify some of the confusions.

• If you installed the SDK through the Ubuntu terminal using the command sudo apt install android-sdk it will be located at /usr/lib/android-sdk/
• If you installed the Android SDK through the Android Studio it will be located at /home/<AccountName>/Android/Sdk

Note that both these are the paths for Ubuntu

Pinero