NodeJS Installation on Ubuntu 22.04

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• Amazing! Thank you!

• Thanks man!
  It did help alot.

• Thank you very much. This helped me a lot.

• great help dude

• You're the best sir. ❤❤ now, I can install tar files next time.
  You just earn a new subscriber 😊

• omg!!!! found it veryy useful tysm

• Thank you for the explanation. Is it still the case? I just checked, apt-cache node gives the latest version as well.

• I
  tried all the other tuts but they were of no use for me but the solution that u showed worked for me and i'm very thankful to u

• Thank you 🙂

• Hi, great step, but I did the whole process on my Kali Linux, but it is still not showing the version; it is still indicating that Node.js is not installed. Is there anything I am doing wrong?

• Straighaway, short, simple, and crystal clear. Thanks a lot.

• Great help, thank you so much for sharing!!

• Thank You, legend. God bless you Sir.

• thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!! you're the best

• Greetings ! Thanks a lot for this information.

  Can I not alos download the snap version ? What is the difference ? Can you provide an explanation please ?

• Yaa very short and clear. Thank you

• This guy is the champ……

• Hey, it worked almost perfectly for me, but i have this little problem when i try to use npm with sudo it doesn't recognize the command and throws this:sudo: npm: command not found. If i use which npm it shows this /home/mugen-2/nodejs/bin/npm but if use it with sudo it shows nothing. Any idea what can it be?

• Your video is a reference, keep it up <3

• Yes! Thank you very much for this great tutorial. This is exactly what I was looking for! Spot on! Very good explanations.

• very useful and concise, thanks!

• shame on linux. what the hell is that.

• working thanks

• Very helpul ! Thank you very much

• Thanks, I am new at Linux and I was struggling with this.

• Thank you so much ❤

• Not all heroes wear capes !

• I used to have the same version after follow the same steps. My solution was in .bashrc: first added the bin route then :$PATH

• The Exact thing I was looking for! Thanks a lot.

• Amazingly explained and very easy to understand, thank you very much‼️ 🤝

• 1:36 the version is 12.22 not 20.22 Sir

• You are indeed a superstar!

• Finally a video where someone don't do it as complicated as possible and just stay simple!

• That's truly simple. Thank you

• Best guide ever thanks lot sir.

• Really amazing video, it's solved my problem quickly. Keep it up.

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