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Is the Ubuntu guide up-to-date?

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  • DravereD
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    Well Ubuntu Server 16.04 is still supported until 2021. NodeJS 8 is an LTS version that is supported until the end of 2019. They might be a bit older, but are well tested and probably more stable than Ubuntu 18.04 and NodeJS 10. Thus it is perfectly up-to-date. But you can do the exact same steps with never versions of Ubuntu and NodeJS.

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