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As far as I know, this means that the Mason package manager has been installed.
Huh, maybe that's the problem. You could try running the appimage from the releases page.
I would actually use Packer to install Mason - and the dozen or so other things you will invariably end up using. Vim-Plug is another popular option, but so far I've been very happy with what Packer has provided. To get started with Packer, go through the Readme on the github repo for instructions. I would clone Packer in per the first part of the instructions, then add the file CONFIG_BASE/lua/plugin.lua. That file should start with the following:
Add new packages per the instructions on the github repos. You will have a series of lines under use 'wbthomason/packer.nvim' that list out your packages. To install them, find the Github repo and use everything AFTER https://github.com/, so in the case of Mason, you are using adding the line use 'williamboman/mason.nvim'