Genymotion Android emulator for all
Genymotion is an Android emulator based on Virtualbox, but it also doesn’t require you to install Virtualbox as it is bundled with the installer. It can emulate specific devices and allows you to install/run/test apps on it, which makes it great for you to use to easily showcase apps on my PC, project them on a wide screen, make perfect screencasts at full speed to show the best of them. Genymotion is a really very fast Android emulator and since Virtualbox is cross-platform compatible, Genymotion will work in Windows, Mac and Linux too.
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To install the Genymotion app on your Mac, all you have to do is drag and drop the apps included in the archive to your Applications directory. Note that the Genymotion emulations run on.
Genymotion is free for personal use, so you can download it from the official site and start playing with it. First of all, for Fedora users, on the site there are no RPM download provided, no repositories, nothing for Fedora based distro. Fortunately, the file available on the site are generic .bin and not debian-based.
- To install Genymotion for Mac, simply drag and drop the apps that are included in the archive, to your Applications directory. The developers provide support for various different versions of the Android operating system; 2.3 to 5.0. Also, Genymotion for Mac is able to simulate the characteristics of an array of devices as well.
- Later on we will start covering Mac OS X issues as well. So if your Genymotion Android Emulator won’t start after installation. Then don’t worry because of Genymotion Android Emulator errors and problems. So if you get any errors such as Genymotion Android Emulator is crashed. Or you are getting Genymotion Android Emulator has stopped.
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How to install and run it on Fedora 25
Starting from comments on my previous article How to install Genymotion emulator on Fedora, I found that a lot of people have many issues on install Genymotion over the latest version of Fedora. So, I decided to make a fresh install of Fedora 25 into a virtual machine and to try installing the emulator on it.
To get started, you must go to Genymotion website and register a user account. You will be able to download the files after the registration process.
Go to Genymotion register page, fill all the fields with your personal information and sign up. After that, you will receive a validation e-mail, so click on the validation link to finish the registration process. If you have completed that, you’re able to sign-in in the Genymotion website, to go to the download page and to download the appropriate file for your architecture. It’s a generic Linux .bin file, so you can use it also on Fedora systems(only 64 bit).
After, we need some tweaks (maybe they are not necessary for your system).
Install Virtualization Group, dkms and dependencies:
Install VirtualBox from Oracle website, so download the right version from Download VirtualBox for Linux Hosts. Just click on a Fedora 25 link and press install on Gnome Software. After that, remember to download and install the VirtualBox Extension Pack. Only to double click on it after the download. Easy, easy!
Now, we can install properly Genymotion:
Make a couple of tweaks for Fedora 25:
Genymotion Virtualbox
Follow the instructions of the installer and, finally, start GenyMotion and play with it:
You can also make a .desktop file to launch it with the icon.