Kies For Ubuntu
Samsung Kies For Ubuntu in title. Movie Studio for Samsung Drivers - Display & Video, Commercial, $29.95, 7.2 MB. MobTime Cell Phone Manager Business & Productivity.
Well, if I'm reading this right, you simply want to debug your app on your Android device. If that is correct, then all you would really need is the Android SDK and set up ADB or 'Android Debug Bridge'. Its not terribly difficult, but may take some work to get usb working correctly. You will also need to go to SettingsApplicationsDebuggingEnable USB Debugging. If using Eclipse to do the application development, there are several tools that will automate sending the test version of the app to your phone. For a more in depth answer, look at the Android Developer Site here: Also, it appears that there is no solution for kies on linux.
Samsung Kies For Ubuntu
Acer aspire 5750 ubuntu drivers. I don't know anything about kies, but the standard Android app development method should work just fine and there's plenty of documentation at the developer site. I have a Galaxy (great phone by the way) but sadly have to confirm that you won't get Samsung Kies working in Wine. If you succeed in getting Kies installed, you are unlikely to establish proper contact with the phone. This is I believe due to limited usb support in wine. (this is the reason tomtom home won't run in wine - it will install perfectly, but it can't talk to the device) My attempts to get it working in a Win XP virtual machine running in virtualbox also failed - invariably the virtual XP installation froze and had to be forcefully shut down. Drag and drop in native (k)ubuntu works fine (but I suppose you already know that) but in my experience Kies needs a full-blown windows. If you do succeed in getting it running in 'buntu I and no doubt many others will be very keen to hear.
May 16, 2014 Hi ubuntu, I need to download kies to use with my samsung phone. It worked well with windows. Will it work with ubuntu please? Regards, roanantelope. Mar 23, 2011 Support Mounting Galaxy S in Linux (Ubuntu). I mount the card, switch to idle, connect the usb and then I see a usb icon referencing Samsung Kies.
Well, if I'm reading this right, you simply want to debug your app on your Android device. If that is correct, then all you would really need is the Android SDK and set up ADB or 'Android Debug Bridge'.
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Its not terribly difficult, but may take some work to get usb working correctly. You will also need to go to SettingsApplicationsDebuggingEnable USB Debugging. If using Eclipse to do the application development, there are several tools that will automate sending the test version of the app to your phone. For a more in depth answer, look at the Android Developer Site here: Also, it appears that there is no solution for kies on linux. I don't know anything about kies, but the standard Android app development method should work just fine and there's plenty of documentation at the developer site. I have a Galaxy (great phone by the way) but sadly have to confirm that you won't get Samsung Kies working in Wine. If you succeed in getting Kies installed, you are unlikely to establish proper contact with the phone.
This is I believe due to limited usb support in wine. (this is the reason tomtom home won't run in wine - it will install perfectly, but it can't talk to the device) My attempts to get it working in a Win XP virtual machine running in virtualbox also failed - invariably the virtual XP installation froze and had to be forcefully shut down. Drag and drop in native (k)ubuntu works fine (but I suppose you already know that) but in my experience Kies needs a full-blown windows. If you do succeed in getting it running in 'buntu I and no doubt many others will be very keen to hear.
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