Now that the presentations are done, let’s see how to install it on a Raspberry Pi Download CentOSĬentOS for Raspberry Pi is available directly in the CentOS repository (Make sure to select the ARM architecture)Ĭlick on this link, choose a server close to you and download the image So there is no real reason to switch to CentOS or any other distributionīut for an educational purpose or if you are used to CentOS, Red Hat or Fedora on your computers or servers, it might be worth trying Install CentOS on Raspberry Pi
Raspbian is built for the Raspberry Pi and it’s working well KDE is different, with the menu at the bottom and a few different softwares Why do I need CentOS on my Raspberry Pi?Īs always, you don’t really “need” to use another Linux distribution GNOME is close to what you know on Raspbian Desktop. GNOME and KDE are two different graphic interface softwares The Minimal version is something like the Raspbian Lite, with no graphic interface You can download 3 different versions: GNOME, KDE or Minimal Thanks to its stability and predictability, CentOS often comes just after Debian in the most used Linux distributions for a company usage CentOS versionsĬentOS doesn’t push a specific user interface The CentOS targets are mainly company users
So you’ll find a lot of similarities with the Red Hat or Fedora systems If you are here only to try a new thing, I need to start by introducing what is CentOS What is CentOS?ĬentOS is a free Linux distribution, coming initially from the Red Hat distribution (RHEL) If you are lost in all these new words and abbreviations, request my free Raspberry Pi glossary here (PDF format)!
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