If you are a hard-core Linux user like me, you can do a minimal install and later on install and customize software packages by yourself. You can let it be a computer node, infrastructure server, file and print server, basic web server, or use it as a desktop. In the software selection section, you can configure how your CentOS 7 is going to do after installation. Click the Done button when you finished configuring each section. On the installation summary screen, you will need to configure your date and time, keyboard layout, language support. On the next screen, select the language you want to use during the installation process then click Continue. If you are installing CentOS 7 in Virtualbox, you can press right Ctrl+C to enter into scaling mode, or press right Ctrl+F to enter into full-screen mode. The installer of CentOS 7 is called anaconda. Step 3: Install CentOS 7īoot your computer from live DVD or live USB.

If your computer does not have an optical drive, or you just prefer to use a USB thumb drive, you can use a tool called Lili Live USB Creator to create a Linux live USB. You can do that using a free burning software called InfraRecorder. To download the 32 bit version of CentOS 7, go to Step 2: Prepare Installation Mediaīefore installing CentOS 7, you need to burn your ISO image file onto a DVD-R. You also have the option to download these ISO files via Torrent. There’re 3 different ISO: DVD ISO, everything ISO and minimal ISO. This tutorial will show you how to install CentOS 7 Linux on your computer.

Others simply want to run a CentOS server. Red hat requires you to pay a monthly subscription fee in order to use their software. CentOS is a free alternative to Red hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

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