Can you give me the Linux installation steps?
**Linux installation steps for Genymotion**
1. **Download the installer**
• Visit the Genymotion download page and choose the Linux option.
• For Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble), Debian 12 (Bookworm) or Fedora 40 you’ll get a file like
`genymotion-5.5.0-linux_x64.run`.
2. **Prepare the installer**
```bash
cd ~/Downloads
chmod +x genymotion-5.5.0-linux_x64.run
```
3. **Run the installer**
*Local installation (recommended)*
```bash
./genymotion-5.5.0-linux_x64.run
```
*Or specify a custom path:*
```bash
./genymotion-5.5.0-linux_x64.run -d /opt/genymotion
```
*Global installation (not recommended – may cause permission issues)*
```bash
sudo ./genymotion-5.5.0-linux_x64.run
```
4. **Start Genymotion**
• From your desktop environment’s application launcher, click *Genymotion*.
• Or, in a terminal:
```bash
/opt/genymotion/genymotion
```
or, if installed in your home folder:
```bash
~/genymotion/genymotion
```
5. **First‑time setup**
• Sign in with your Genymotion account or create a new one.
• If you’re behind a proxy, configure it in *View → Proxy options*.
• Choose *Personal use* (free) or *I have a license* if you have a Pro license.
6. **Virtual Device creation**
• Click *Add new virtual device*, pick an Android version, and launch it.
• Genymotion uses the embedded QEMU/KVM hypervisor (no extra software needed).
• If you prefer VirtualBox, install it separately and follow the VirtualBox setup guide (but it’s not recommended on Linux).
7. **Optional – Genymotion Shell**
• To script sensor changes or automate tasks:
```bash
~/genymotion/genymotion-shell
```
or
```bash
/opt/genymotion/genymotion-shell
```
**Quick checklist**
- ✅ Supported distros: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Debian 12, Fedora 40 (x86_64).
- ✅ No extra hypervisor needed; QEMU/KVM is bundled.
- ✅ Use the `-d` flag for custom install path; default installs to `~/genymotion/`.
- ✅ For security‑boot‑enabled systems, reboot after installation to load modules.
If you run into any issues—like permission errors or missing dependencies—check the Genymotion help docs or let us know!
**What else would you like to know about using Genymotion on Linux?**