Android Studio on Linux and Windows

this will help You should define and commit a proper .gitignore file for Android Studio (and in my opinion for IntelliJ/Eclipse too). The .gitignore tells you what kind of files you don't want git to track. This is one of many examples for Android projects:

# Eclipse
.project
.classpath
.settings
.checkstyle

# IntelliJ IDEA
.idea
*.iml
*.ipr
*.iws
classes
gen-external-apklibs

# Gradle
.gradle
build

# Maven
target
release.properties
pom.xml.*

# Ant
bin
gen
build.xml
ant.properties
local.properties
proguard.cfg
proguard-project.txt

# Other
.DS_Store
tmp

help you fix your problem Android studio is best for u..there is android studio setup available for Linux,Mac and windows.And for your preparation download androidcookbook pdf.

it fixes the issue Hey Follow this Simple Instruction.
1) On your Linux Machine After Building and compiling the code folder will be created

wish helps you If you're using Dual Boot then it shouldn't slow down your system at all. Although it won't make sense to have Android Studio installed in Windows when you have it at your Linux since you might get confused on which OS you saved which project. It won't slow down your system because your Windows OS only "sees" the HD Partition for Windows, the same is the case for your Linux Partition.
That being said, Linux can only see and touch the resources in the HD allotted for Linux. And since you won't be able to run the two OS at the same time, you won't have RAM problems (which is a problem with Virtual Machines).