Had some fun this evening installing the
Android SDK v1.6. Had to install
Eclipse 3.5 first and set that up. All went according to the instructions. No problems at all. I wasn't sure what would happen as I'm running it on 64-bit
Ubuntu 9.04 linux. It's kind of cool running an Android "phone" on the desktop. I even wrote the wee "Hello World" app they use as a demo to get you started.
The browser app on the phone's desktop can browse the Internet. How cool is that?
The emulator looks like this on my screen:
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