Uninstalling one root and keep newer ROOT

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_ROOT Version:_5.34/30 and 6.12.06
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Hello expert rooters,
My Linux is Ubuntu 16.06, I tried to install ROOT. At first, I downloaded root_v5.34/30 and tried to install that (Because I worked on that in Ubuntu 12.04 and I thought it will be good for Ubuntu 16.04), but I got bad errors so decided to install root_v6. I’ve installed root_v6.12.06 by using cmake and no error did occur. But when I write root in terminal, it runs root_v5.34/30 which its headers don’t work! So, I want to remove root_v5.34/30 without any damage to root_v6. Do you have any idea?

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If you installed your ROOT using something like “sudo make install” then execute simply “sudo make uninstall” (in the same subdirectory in which you built your ROOT).

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