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the simple command was deprecated and replaced by manually doing everything, so awesome
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add nodesource repo instructions, switch to apt-get because its safer for documentation (good practice even if its just a simple install)
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Created page with "Welcome to the official guide on setting up a UserVM. == Prerequisites == You'll need: *A machine with decent specs (8GB of RAM and a modern CPU, probably) *A Linux distribution; You can pick any mainstream distro, for the purposes of this guide I recommend either Debian/Devuan or Arch/Artix. I recommend the OpenRC versions (Devuan/Artix) but that's just preference, pick what you're comfortable with. Yes, Ubuntu will work, it's terrible though *Basic knowledge of how com..."
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