Super explanation about installing node's in ubuntu machine. Actually I am very new to Ubuntu as well java script. But your way of explanation given a very good confidence to run java script from Ubuntu. Thanks a lot dear.
Gracias, pero muchas gracias, sabes que pase mucho sufrimiento encontrar una solución, ya iba a tirar la toalla y dejar de estudiar vi su vídeo hice el último ensayo, Sabes que Bingo lo logré gracias a tí
I have installed nodejs as you told and now it is causing some errors and I have to uninstall. So I delete the node js folder and removed path from the .bashrc file. Will these steps remove nodejs complete or I need to take some other measures?
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?
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?
Also, the output of the $PATH variable is the same regardless of whether i use sudo or my normal user. And i understand that it cant be a permission problem since the problem is with sudo?
Greetings ! Thanks a lot for this information. Can I not alos download the snap version ? What is the difference ? Can you provide an explanation please ?
Thanks AP for this useful tutorial ! I have two questions for you: I just installed Mint 21 Vanessa 1- When I type "$PATH" in the terminal I get bash: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:/home/dachalinux/nodejs/bin: No such file or directory When I type "echo $PATH" in the terminal I get /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:/home/dachalinux/nodejs/bin Why do I have the "no such file in the directory" when I just type "$PATH", while with "echo $PATH" everything looks fine ? 2 - Maybe it's not a question for you but - I wanted to start node and npm from the VS Code terminal, but when I type node -v or npm -v from the VS Code terminal, I get - Command not found :/ Thanks for the answers ! Keep up the good work ! BTW I'm using Linux Mint
I did exactly as said in the tutorial but after exiting, i typed in node -v and yet it does not show the version. I also added the path properly and yet this is happening. Somewhat weird detail here, when i typed in nano .bashrc for the first time it took me to a completely blank file. in that file i typed in the export path script. then too i checked and it wasn't installed neither did it detected the path. next time i typed in nano .bashrc. it took me to the right file, the one that look similar to yours and there too i wrote the same script. and still no result. PLease help me with this anyone
It seems like in the first time you were not in the home folder. The .bashrc file is located in the home folder. You can always move to your home folder by running cd (with no parameters). For the second time, make sure you close the terminal, then reopen it for the changes you made to the.bashrc file to be applied.
what really impressed me is that you explain every single step. great job! thank you very much
By far the best video on this topic. Great form of explaining things, very clear. Thank you very much!
I'm happy to hear that the video was clear and to the point. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment Felipe!
What a short and amazing tutorial...went straight to the point. Thanks a bunch 😊
Not installing node or anything. Just love watching your lessons - unique style. Keep the good work coming 👍
Thanks a lot! Will do!
@@absprog A very clear and very useful video, the only question I have is if you can move the nodejs folder to another path or must it be there?
@@marcoantoniovalencia8694 You can place it anywhere you want, as long as you make sure the location you chose is in the path.
very clear step by step explanation,prescise, worked like a charm, thank you very much
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Finally a video where someone don't do it as complicated as possible and just stay simple!
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Straighaway, short, simple, and crystal clear. Thanks a lot.
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Thank you, this works for me in kubuntu 22.04.1.
Super explanation about installing node's in ubuntu machine. Actually I am very new to Ubuntu as well java script. But your way of explanation given a very good confidence to run java script from Ubuntu. Thanks a lot dear.
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Gracias, pero muchas gracias, sabes que pase mucho sufrimiento encontrar una solución, ya iba a tirar la toalla y dejar de estudiar vi su vídeo hice el último ensayo, Sabes que Bingo lo logré gracias a tí
Realmente me alegra el día leer comentarios como el tuyo. Muchas gracias
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With this Video, now I'm able to proceed..
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Other tutorials just copy paste from google. Thank you this was really helpful.
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Thanks, I am new at Linux and I was struggling with this.
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Best tutorial for Ubuntu 22, thanks a lot
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Simple and to the point. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for the explanation. Is it still the case? I just checked, apt-cache node gives the latest version as well.
I have installed nodejs as you told and now it is causing some errors and I have to uninstall. So I delete the node js folder and removed path from the .bashrc file. Will these steps remove nodejs complete or I need to take some other measures?
Your video is a reference, keep it up
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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?
Thank You, legend. God bless you Sir.
Thanks for your support. Blessings to you as well🙏
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i like the way you explain
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I am glad you found this helpful Sanjana 😊
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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?
Also, the output of the $PATH variable is the same regardless of whether i use sudo or my normal user. And i understand that it cant be a permission problem since the problem is with sudo?
Take a look here, hopefully it will help clarify it:
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Thank you very much. This helped me a lot.
That's great to hear
when i type node -v in the bin directory it gave this "bash: ./node: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
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Hi I keep having the same problem no matter what solution I use. I keep getting "Unable to locate package nodejs'
Great help, thank you so much for sharing!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback!👍
I got it working by going to the /usr/bin folder and running the rm -rf npm command and also the same command with npx
Thanks a lot for the input!
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You are welcome Paulo!
Awesome tutorial. keep it up. Thank you!!
Thank You this solved my problem.
Thanks for letting me know that the explanation worked well for you. 👍
That's truly simple. Thank you
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Greetings ! Thanks a lot for this information.
Can I not alos download the snap version ? What is the difference ? Can you provide an explanation please ?
Thanks man!
It did help alot.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks AP for this useful tutorial !
I have two questions for you:
I just installed Mint 21 Vanessa
1- When I type "$PATH" in the terminal I get
bash: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:/home/dachalinux/nodejs/bin: No such file or directory
When I type "echo $PATH" in the terminal I get
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:/home/dachalinux/nodejs/bin
Why do I have the "no such file in the directory" when I just type "$PATH", while with "echo $PATH" everything looks fine ?
2 - Maybe it's not a question for you but - I wanted to start node and npm from the VS Code terminal, but when I type node -v or npm -v from the VS Code terminal, I get - Command not found :/
Thanks for the answers ! Keep up the good work !
BTW I'm using Linux Mint
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Excelent tutorial!! thanks from a noob.
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cant acess npm module after doing this : shows "/home/user/nodejs/bin/npm: Permission denied
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wonderful Job MR! Thank you
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I did all the steps but nodejs -v still does not work.
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Thank you so much. Hope this helps
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Thank you for watching Jordan! I appreciate your support 👍
I used to have the same version after follow the same steps. My solution was in .bashrc: first added the bin route then :$PATH
You probably installed it with apt install first. If you apt removed it, the order would not matter.
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There is no easy way to install
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! o/
Glad I could help Anderson! 👍
I did exactly as said in the tutorial but after exiting, i typed in node -v and yet it does not show the version. I also added the path properly and yet this is happening.
Somewhat weird detail here, when i typed in nano .bashrc for the first time it took me to a completely blank file. in that file i typed in the export path script. then too i checked and it wasn't installed neither did it detected the path. next time i typed in nano .bashrc. it took me to the right file, the one that look similar to yours and there too i wrote the same script. and still no result. PLease help me with this anyone
It seems like in the first time you were not in the home folder. The .bashrc file is located in the home folder. You can always move to your home folder by running cd (with no parameters).
For the second time, make sure you close the terminal, then reopen it for the changes you made to the.bashrc file to be applied.
amazing tutorial thanks
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Cheers for this.
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thanks, clearly explain
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