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If I understand correctly, you have installed Sage both
sudo apt install ...make configure, ./configure, and makeLet's say your installed-from-source Sage is at /home/yourname/sagemath/sage,
then you add an alias to it and place it to some directory that is in your PATH.
For example:
ln -s /home/yourname/sagemath/sage /usr/local/bin
or with sudo if necessary:
sudo ln -s /home/yourname/sagemath/sage /usr/local/bin
After that, running sage should run the Sage you want.
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