Solution Step 1: Install OpenJDKĬreate a file install-jdk.sh with the following contents: The main concern that follows is the “wasted” disk space due to Android Studio’s installation.īeing a minimalist, I decided to tinker around and after a few days of trial and error, I managed to get Flutter to work without installing or depending on Android Studio by writing some Bash scripts that automate the whole process.
However, installing Android Studio is a major requirement as Flutter depends on several packages and libraries that ship with Android Studio.Ī lot of people (myself included) prefer to use another editor such as Visual Studio Code instead of Android Studio to develop Flutter applications for various reasons, one of which is that VS Code is more lightweight than Android Studio. The official documentation is well detailed and numerous tutorials on the web explain how to configure a Flutter development environment on Linux. Setting up Flutter on Linux is pretty much straightforward.
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