How to Install Node.js on Linux

Here are some important points to keep in mind when installing Node.js.

1. Make sure that the package management tool appropriate for your Linux distribution is installed (such as apt-get, yum, etc).
2. It is recommended to use the official installation script or package management tool to install Node.js in order to ensure that you are getting the officially supported version.
3. Ensure that you have sufficient permissions and disk space available during the installation process.
4. After installation, it is recommended to configure npm mirror sources to speed up the download of software packages, you can use the Taobao mirror or other domestic sources.
5. Make sure that Node.js is properly installed and the environment variables are configured so that you can run the node and npm commands directly in the terminal.
6. Regularly check for updates in Node.js and update promptly to access the latest features and security patches.