Yes, thou you may need to go hunting for the locations.
The which node-red command you ran earlier showed you where it is. Remove that .nvm folder then run the install script again.
I mean the Debian/Ubuntu/pi install script.
so, not to complicate things, but if I uninstall nvm then what will i be left with? No Node? or are you saying don't bother removing nvm, but just delete everything in and + past the .nvm folder?
A side note : backup your flows if you havent already done so and any related files!
Linux Mint 20.3
$ rm -r user/.nvm/versions/node/v18.1.0/bin
Now Node is showing v 14.
not to worry, this is my test system/Linux learning/Amazon browser PC.
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Instructions of how to remove nvm can be found here
then
bash <(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/node-red/linux-installers/master/deb/update-nodejs-and-nodered)
that will install the latest Node-red version and a supported Nodejs version if its not found (link)
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you have to run this command to remove the folder $NVM_DIR or Daves script still finds you have nvm if you just delete the /.nvm folder and content.
rm -rf $NVM_DIR
then ran the "Super Dave's" clever script. Said "No" to install Pi specific nodes.. slicker-n- snail snot.
(Say that 3 times fast)
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