Sudo apt-get install git Make And Move To The Install Directory: This tutorial is designed for beginners to Linux, so all facets of the following steps will be explained in detail, and then some. I’m putting this in the beginning to demonstrate that this is all we are really doing. You’ll notice that this section is very short, but the tutorial is pretty long.

Part 0 - For Those Who Just Want The Commands I still get people reaching out to me 3 years since publishing that original guide, which has partially motivated me put out this updated version. If you run into any other issues, get confused somewhere, or think I should include something, just comment below or reach out to me on Twitter and I’ll try to assist. I’ll be making no major changes to the default install configuration to avoid complications, which is why I won’t be installing anything else first besides the screen capturing software, so any dependency issues along the way we should both have.

If you don’t, you can follow Ubuntu’s official tutorial for Windows or MacOS. The only precursor knowledge I’ll assume you have is the ability to figure out how to download & mount the ISO image I link below, boot it, and follow the default install instructions. Many tutorials just give you the steps, and while some are actually pretty good at elaborating a bit this one is literally going to spoon feed you all the questions you might have, down to what each command and flag does. Just copy and paste the commands from this section. If you already know a thing or two and want to skip all the useless words: This will be as much a “Linux for Dummies” guide as it is a guide to setting up a Bitcoin node. I want you to learn Linux, and I want Bitcoin to motivate you to switch. Never used Linux? Don’t know what a “pruned node” means? Perfect.

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