Using a dedicated directory to hold both n and the Node.js versions greatly simplifies later uninstallation.Either way, the target directory must either not exist yet or be empty.When overriding, it is advisable to choose a user location - typically, a subfolder of ~ (at any level) - so as to avoid the need to use sudo for installation of global npm packages.The installation target is a dedicated directory, which defaults to ~/n and can be overridden with environment variable N_PREFIX n itself as well as the active Node.js version are placed there.This is by far the simplest way to get started with both n and Node.js - even if you're looking to install only the latest LTS (long-term support) Node.js version, with no (immediate) plans to install multiple versions.
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