If you like you can download it, review it and then install it. Note 1: this will download and run the script. Get the latest installation script from the page above: curl -o- | bash So in order to install nvm on Linux Mint you can follow. The nvm installation guide is available on : nvm Install & Update Script. The second way which is better and my preferred one is installing nvm and using it to install node. Solution 2: Install Node.js with nvm on Linux Mint You can check the output of the next command in order to find what versions do you have: node -v Some programs will require nodejs others node. Which causes coexistence of node and nodejs commands in Linux Mint. Note 2: There was a naming problem in the past for package node in Ubuntu. Note 1: Depending on the OS, versions etc you may need to use sudo. Then you can install the stable Node.js by: n stable The module n will take care for the upgrade of Node.js when it's installed from PPA.

If you need to upgrade Node.js to the latest version you can use module n. Often the installed Node.js version from the repositories will be outdated. Step 1.3: Upgrade Node.js which is installed from repositories npm which stands for Node Package Manager can be installed on Linux Mint by: sudo apt install npm Many programs like JupyterLab will require npm to be installed in order to work. V8.10.0 Step 1.2: Install npm on Linux Mint

Once the installation is complete you can check the version and verify the installation by: nodejs -v You will need to enter your root password.

Then you can install latest available Node.js by next command: sudo apt install nodejs It's a good practice before any installation from the repositories to update the packages. Solution 1: Install Node.js from repositories in Linux Mint Step 1.1: Update packages and install Node.js Need to install a Node.js in Linux Mint? If so, I’ll show you two ways of installing Node.js on Linux Mint.

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