In Linux, the way to solve the issue is the re-run the command
sudo ./genymotion-x.x.x-linux_x64.bin
in the directory where your bin file is located. For instance, suppose that I download the Genymotion .bin file to install Genymotion, and it's in the Downloads folder. I can move it to my home folder and run the following commands to install it.
chmod +x genymotion-x.x.x-linux_x64.bin
sudo ./genymotion-x.x.x-linux_x64.bin
After running those commands, you may run into an issue where the genymotion folder needed to specify the path does not get created. If you try pressing CTRL + h in the directory where your .bin is located, you will find a hidden folder called .Genymobile. The Genymotion folder will be inside of that folder. Even if you were to specify the path to that folder as /home/<user>/.Genymobile/Genymotion
, you would still get the error. If you re-run the command sudo ./genymotion-x.x.x-linux_x64.bin
where your .bin file is located, it will create the genymotion folder, and you can specify the path as /home/<user>/genymotion
if the .bin file is located in your home directory. Once you specify the path, you can press ok, and it should work.