As you could almost build a skyscraper by stacking all those hoops you have to jump through in that guide I’d maybe consider a secondary Linux installation on an external USB drive of a distribution that Maya natively supports.
Btw. if I read that guide correctly you download a TGZ that contains RPMs that do not actually contain Maya proper but merely the installer for Maya which you then run after installing the RPMs to actually install the thing … someone really went out of their way to make this as complicated as possible, even on a natively supported distribution.
Thank you for reply. Yeah, it seem in that the case I have to install Fedora( which I have already install in my second computer) or Cent OS. Hopefully, It will work at that one.
But if all else fails, I guess I have to install Windows( in my second computer.)