I\'m developing android on Mac OS.
In the first time, I use android tool command (
/tools/android) to launch Android SDK and
In the Android tool, you can select from the menu bar Tool
then Manage AVDs...
Suppose the SDK is installed in the opt
folder, you could try the following command:
sudo /opt/android-sdk/tools/android ; exit;
This will open the SDK manager.
You need the sudo as often the storing folder (opt in this case) is protected from writing.
I've solved. You are not in java perspective. Open going to Window -> Open Perspective -> Java.
I had to add the AVD manager to the menu. in Default Preferences I navigated to Appearance & Behavior > Menus & Toolbars
I found AVD Manager under Main Menu > Tools > Android I clicked on AVD Manager, then clicked "Add After" and found the tools menu, and added the item inside the tools menu. Restarted AndroidStudio, and the menu item was there under a submenu
So you are missing the AVD mannager? This newer update has separate executables for SDK and AVD, so you don't have to wait the SDK to update library. The "AVD manager" executable resides in the same folder as the "SDK manager". Try manualy navigating there. I don't use Mac so I can't help you there, but it should be in the same folder.