I think this is more an issue of your package manager than a Nim issue. (Or you may have installed an older Nim release and not fully removed it.) And Nim 019.2 is already old.
For Linux systems, git install of latest Nim devel is very easy, I think most users do that. You only have to manage to install git before, then follow these instructions: (step 1 and if your box is posix step 2, which is a single script.) All files are installed into a single directory called Nim inside of your home directory, you do not need root rights. Only thing what you may have to do additional is settings paths, i.e. for Nim executable. (Don't forget to remove all previously installed Nim stuff before.) [https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim#compiling](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim#compiling) The additional benefit is that updating then is done in a few seconds with only two instructions: # for update: # cd Nim # git pull # ./koch boot -d:release Run
