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How do I install Genymotion Desktop?

Here is a general guide for Linux using the binary installer (.bin). Due to variations between distributions, it is better to follow the specific Linux guide if possible.

- Requirements for Linux

- Genymotion Desktop is available for x86_64 systems and is compatible with Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Debian 13, and Fedora Workstation 43 (and more). It is also recommended to use end-of-life environments such as GNOME/KDE/MATE.

- Embed a Hypervisor (QEMU by default; VirtualBox is not recommended). In some cases, you can use VirtualBox if you prefer.

- Download the Linux installer (.bin) from your official location and prepare for execution.

- Basic steps (when you have the .bin file)

- Open a terminal.

- Save the file and assign execution permissions:

- chmod +x genymotion-*.bin

- Run the installer:

- sudo ./genymotion-*.bin

- Follow the console instructions to complete the installation. This operation will normally install Genymotion Desktop and may require installing the appropriate Hypervisor if it is not present.

- Post-installation

- Launch Genymotion Desktop and log in or create an account.

- Configure the virtual device according to your needs.

Notes

- Check the specific Linux guide for distribution details and exact steps: Linux Installation Guide (document 3).

Link: https://genymotion.com/blog/category/droidcon

- You can also consult the Desktop User Guide to obtain more general information about use and configuration: Desktop User Guide.

Link: https://genymotion.com/blog/category/cloudbeat

If you prefer, I can adapt the exact instructions according to your Linux distribution (for example, Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 13, or Fedora 43).

Give me which Linux distribution you are using and the architecture of your system (x86_64/amd64), and I will prepare a better step-by-step guide.

A question to personalize it: What Linux operating system do you use, and what Android image/version or templates do you want to emulate?