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Create the README.MD with touch and open the file with nano or your editor of choice.
Add
Exit nano with CTRL X then press Y to save the file.
I use vs code.
Assuming you are using the default layout. Right click on the folder structure on the left panel and select new file.
Then use it to save a READEME.md file in the git repository directory.