Installing Android studio in Debian 8

Installing Android studio in Debian 8
1- Make sure you have java jdk>=7.0 {if not link}

2- Install this package lib32stdc++6 using synaptic-pkexec or run this "apt-get install lib32stdc++6"

3- Download Android sdk link

4- Extract it

5- goto(cd to)  "android-studio/bin" directory

6-  you can see( ls ) there is bash file called studio.sh ;Run it using command "./studio.sh"

7- <optional> if you want you create a desktop icon for Android studio copy(blue lines) the following lines and change Exec and Icon to match your file path;then save it as Android sdk.desktop

[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Name=Android studio
GenericName=Android studio
Exec=/home/usr1/android/sdk/android-studio/bin/studio.sh
Terminal=false
Icon=/home/usr1/android/sdk/android-studio/bin/studio.png
Type=Application

Install java(oracle) in Debian 8

Install java(oracle) in Debian 8
(here is the .deb file i created gdrive link)
1-Download java jdk from oracle website
2- Install java-package from debian repos using command "apt-get install java-package"
3-Run this command to create .deb file "make-jpkg jdk-8u45-linux-x64.tar.gz"
4 Install .deb file using "dpkg -i oracle-java8-jdk_8u45_amd64.deb"
5-Run this command to check java version "java -version"

Copy google-chrome[data] From computer A to computer B

Copy google-chrome From computer A to computer B
Sometime you need all your book marks ,most visited pages and everything from machine A to B.so here its copy everything in
"/home/usr1/.config/google-chrome/Default" of A to
"/home/usr1/.config/google-chrome/Default" of B.

[Tested on Linux/GNU Debian 8]

Auto indent code in Sublime

Auto indent code in Sublime
Goto Preference > Key Bindings- Default
write this in file { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+r"], "command": "reindent" , "args": { "single_line": false } }


(src:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8839753/how-do-i-reformat-html-code-using-sublime-text-2)

How to write to a file from terminal

How to write to a file from terminal
type this command
  echo "linux is cool">>linux.txt
if you don't want to append(write without erasing previous content) then you can use this(NOTE the single arrow)
 echo "linux is cool">linux.txt


if you run echo "linux is cool">>linux.txt  this two times then contents of linux.txt would be "1st line is linux is cool and 2nd line is linux is cool"
But if you run echo "linux is cool">linux.txt  this two times then contents of linux.txt would be "linux is cool"