If you have used Fedora before, you’ll find out you have the same installer provided. If you downloaded either of the live media, you get to test CentOS 7 before installation. You can then boot the PC off the boot media. CentOS InstallationĪfter download, you can burn the iso to either a CD/DVD or USB using a dedicated tool such as Rufus/Unetbootin or dd if you know how to. All these are available ONLY in 64-bit editions. The net install iso is very useful if you already have a local mirror in place. There is also a Minimal iso (without a GUI) which provides just the packages required for a functional system in less than 700MB and a net install iso which also doubles as a rescue image. The live editions allow you test-drive CentOS without modifying your local disk before choosing to install the distro. If either of these is too big for you, you can go for everyone’s favorite, a live edition(Gnome or KDE). The “Everything iso adds a complete set of packages required for populating a local mirror. Well not exactly, there is also an “Everything ISO” which is over 7GB big. First is the DVD iso (recommended) which is about 4GB in size so you can imagine you’re getting everything. CentOS is available for download in 5 different variations.
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