Develop with your Android devices on Linux.
The install.sh script is written to facilitate the installation of the necessary udev rules in order to interface with android devices over the USB port. It is intended to be run as root # so that the 51-android.rules file can be copied to the system's configuration directory--e.g. /etc/udev/rules.d/
In addition to the original script there's the installOnFedora.sh as a workaround for systems with SystemD installed. I've commented out the line for chkconfig, as an attempt to restart udev was not properly handled on Fedora20 PCs. Furthermore, this additional script also includes a line that adds a new group plugdev to the system; since the udev-rules file refers to the plugdev group as the assigned user group, the admin will need to add designated users to it before they can interact with the android devices using adb, etc.
The user will still need to be added to the plugdev group manually as so:
gpasswd -a username plugdev
I'll look into adding this functionality to the script itself, though I'm not sure whether or not it'd be wise to do so. Feel free to share any thoughts/comments on the matter.