Are they installed in different folders? If yes, you could set PATH
environment variable to point the directory that has paraview command.
If you looking for a system wide solution then you could create small
shell script under /etc/profile.d (for CentOS but it must be similar in
Ubuntu) to automatically set PATH environment variable.
--ufuk
On 11/05/15 17:00, Stanbridge, Christopher William wrote:
Dear ParaViewers,
I have recently used the instructions from the ParaView Wiki to
download ParaView (presumably its most recent version, 4.3.1) and
build it with OSMesa. However, my computer also has a
non-OSMesa-enabled copy of ParaView 4.0.1 installed. Whenever I run
the "ParaView" command, the 4.0.1 version opens. How do I tell my
computer that I want to open the OSMesa-enabled version? Will I need
to uninstall 4.0.1 first?
I am running Ubuntu 14.04 if that makes any difference.
Cheers,
CS
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