Somebody in the comment section was saying npm, needs to be installed sepretly, this was in the early days of node back in 2012, when npm used to not ship with node, if you look inside bin folder npm binary is also there, so you dont need to install npm sepretly. rc file, and it will work just fine, at the end of the day, its just a pre-compiled binary file (inside node) nothing much. This was the answer I had posted over two years ago, and here is what I recommand you right now, decompress the tarball, and keep it anywhere where your system knows ( tell it via updating $PATH ), its just a binary file, its not necessary to keep it in some specific location, you can keep it in your home directory and andd your bin folder to your bashrc or whatever shell you are using, its. Then hit this command and Node.js will get installed on your system: sudo tar -xf node-v16.0.0-linux-圆4.tar.xz -directory=/usr/local -strip-components=1
Then go to the destination that you downloaded your file to. Step 1: Install Node.js using NodeSource PPA / NVM You can install Node.js 16 on Ubuntu 22.0420.0418.04 from either: NodeSource PPA Repository Using NVM Manager Method 1) Install Node.js 16 on Ubuntu from NodeSource PPA Repository To install any version of Node.js you can use a PPA (personal package archive) which is maintained by Nodesource. sudoapt install-ynodejs for development server you might need to install development toolssudoapt-get installgccg++make Verify Nodejs To verify nodejs, run dpkg-lgrepnodejs outputii nodejs 16.1.0-deb-1nodesource1 amd64 Node.
tar.xz file form and then press Ctrl + Alt + T.
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