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Windows is hell, i need to do something
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No-one has commented on your mentioning VS and Flutter... I haven't used it but I think VS is available for Linux?
I contribute to the Thunder client for Lemmy from my system running EndeavourOS with KDE.
I personally use android studio for this. I hit a pitfall on installing the android, flutter and dart SDKs from the AUR, but that turned out to be the lesser method. It was much easier to just let android studio install them to a folder, and thereby have it manage their versions.
The one downside was having to add their folders to PATH, so terminal commands like adb, dart, emulator, flutter, etc. work, but that's not a big deal.
There is a Flatpak for Android Studio and I had it installed. It likely works very well.
Good!
My main concern would be running terminal commands to control an emulator and dart and flutter commands, but as long as all that can interact correctly, it should serve.