Installing PostgreSQL is trivially easy.
You just have to use the same name for linux user, database user and the database name.
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get -y install postgresql $ sudo -u postgres createdb tero $ sudo -u postgres createuser tero
Use your own login name instead of “tero”.
$ psql
Yes, that’s all. You can now start writing SQL.
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