Hey sorry I some how missed that
      original post.
      
      "
      
        - fork the existing sdkuilib and attempt to update it to the
          newer code
 + requires
            minimal changes to the rest of the Andmore codebase
 + fits the
            Eclipse UI
 - own future
            maintainence
- fork the necessary Android
            Studio UI code,
          its swing based which isn't an issue but unfortunately appears
          to also rely on Intellij classes
 + if we
            minimize the changes, future upgrades may simply be merging
            patches
 - there may
            not be 1:1 replacements for UI pieces"
I think we probably fork the sdkuilib, since it requires the
        least amount of changes and especially if it is no used any
        longer.  We probably also want to do the same to the old
        SDKManager app as well since they have gotten rid of it, and
        bring it into the project.
      I know we will probably need to fork and mange the AVD Manager
        or try and bring in the new UI components within Eclipse.   The
        other alternative if they still provide a standalone UI manager
        for the AVD creation and SDK Managers we may just want to defer
        to those, and update the necessary launching code when they make
        changes in the future.
      Sounds like you had started it so, if you want to continue on
        it, I'll make time to do any reviews and testing for the work
        you submit for it.
      Dave
      
      
      On 3/17/2017 2:12 PM, Matthew Piggott wrote: