@makemrproper Sounds cool. The same can be done in cases (and there are loads of posts across many a forum) where someone has two versions of node installed, but their system is only recognizing one them (and of course it's not the correct one)? The same scripts and shell code will read the system, determine if the correct version is needed, uninstall or negate all the others, fix the users shell, or .env, ... isn't this starting to sound like Cloudron is managing users systems rather than just installing and managing itself and what it installs?