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As the instructions you followed say, when installing from a pre-built binary tarball you have to use source ~/ros2_galactic/ros2-linux/setup.bash to activate ROS. It has been installed to ~/ros2_galactic. If you want it installed in /opt/ros then you need to follow these instructions to install using Debian packages. This works on Ubuntu, despite the name of the package format.

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