They’re available in the default repository. The Android tools aren’t hard to get on Fedora either. $ sudo apt install android-tools-adb How to Install ADB on Fedora Google developed these tools for Ubuntu, so they’re super easy to get set up on Ubuntu and Debian.

The tools are readily available across most distributions, so you won’t have a hard time getting them. As a result, you’re going to need the Android Debug Bridge(ADB) to manually push Android APKs to your virtual Android install in Anbox. Unfortunately, one of those tools isn’t the Google Play Store. You can start up Anbox right now, but the tools that come with it are fairly limited. It requires a few kernel modules to be loaded. You’ll probably need to restart to get Anbox working. Make sure that you have snapd installed and running on your system, and run the following command to install Anbox.

Snaps are the still the preferred way to install Anbox, and they’re the only real option on most distributions. $ pikaur -S anbox-git How to Install Anbox with a Snap If you have an AUR helper, the process is much simpler. You can get it manually or with an AUR helper. $ sudo apt install anbox How to Install Anbox on Arch LinuxĪnbox is available in the AUR. Otherwise, skip down to the snap section.

If you’re on Debian Buster or Ubuntu Cosmic, you’ll have access to Anbox with Apt. How to Install Anbox on Ubuntu or DebianĪnbox is a rather new addition to the Ubuntu and Debian repositories. Evaluate your options, and choose which works best for you. That said, snaps may still be the easiest way to get set up. As a result, you can find it in some distribution repositories. Anbox has gained some traction with the major Linux distributions.

Install adb from command line