[GUIDE][RESOURCE] Set Up ADB With Nice GUI by QtADB

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The following links are to QtADB GUI Interface. It makes ADB easier to "see" and understand. Also it allows easy taking of screenshots, etc.

ADB Binaries Links:
Link to Windows ADB Binaries
Link to Linux ADB Binaries
Link to MAC ADB Binaries


If you have never installed ADB on windows. this is the most basic way of installing ADB without requiring the full Android SDK. Download the appropriate binaries above for your operating system. Extract them somewhere safe and remember the folder location.

QtADB Links:
Windows QtADB
Linux 32-Bit QtADB
Linux 64-Bit QtADB
Mac QtADB

QtADB is a GUI Interface for ADB. Download the appropriate file above for your operating system and extract it somewhere you can remember. Create a shortcut on your desktop to the QtADB.exe file in the recently extracted QtADB folder. Upon starting the program it will ask you to point it at your folder with ADB. Point it to the ADB binaries folder that you extracted at the beginning of this post

The rest will be history. Enjoy the easy to use ADB GUI QtADB and a streamlined version of the ADB Binaries.


I claim no ownership to either of these files. Nor do I claim to have created them. I have only linked to them to help out the development community. The real thanks should be given to the creator of QtADB for the extremely useful ADB GUI. If any thanks is given to me it should be solely for the guide on helping you set it up.

Hope this helps!

Thanks to Chris41g on IRC channel #Samsung-Epic-Touch for helping me discover these great tools.

It seems like this should help noobs like me get used to some of the most the uses of adb. Thanks for this, but will use it when I'm at? U pc

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Originally Posted by jlear3

It seems like this should help noobs like me get used to some of the most the uses of adb. Thanks for this, but will use it when I'm at? U pc

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it does help. Especially for a good way to quickly uninstall apps. But so much more. It allows you to be able to quickly help devs by getting logs to them so they can diagnose problems.

This is awesome. A great idea and very well executed. Thanks a lot for sharing this.

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Originally Posted by squshy 7

This is awesome. A great idea and very well executed. Thanks a lot for sharing this.

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Thanks, I figured, it is easy enough to learn and pretty foolproof. might as well try it.

I just got a little quick education on this from watching Chris work on his kernel. This is a great guide. Thanks pyrostic

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I'm super comfortable using ADB the way it is but if ever there is an GUI solution for anything, I'll take it. Thanks for the info and links.

Regards,

rast4man

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Looking forward to giving this a whirl. Thank you!

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Thankyou! I ill try this out this weekend.

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