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Remove a package that I download from website

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I wanted to install paraview 5.11 and lookup some tutorial (the tutorial is in 5.9) in yt. He downloaded [package] from the website and proceed to unpack it to /opt/paraview-5.11 and then he make use of gedit to make a shortcut . I was following along but in the end i can't make a shortcut like he did. After that i was just checking which paraview but it returns nothing. this makes me curious, then i tried running it from terminal and it returns nothing too.

Furiously i typed sudo apt-get install paraview to my surprise it works...but it's 5.10 version. Now it appears on the menu, and i can execute it from terminal.

The Question

How do i remove the downloaded and unpacked Paraview 5.11 properly, now it's in my /opt/ folder

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ru flag

If you want to remove the one you installed with apt:

sudo apt-get remove paraview 

If you want to remove the one you downloaded to /opt:

sudo rm /opt/paraview*
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vn flag

It sounds like you should just remove the file you placed in /opt:

sudo rm /opt/paraview-5.11
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