Download CentOS 7 Nightly Builds

Rob —  June 25, 2014 — Leave a comment

As the CentOS folks are working on releasing a final version of CentOS 7, you can get in on the action and download their nightly builds. We’re estimating (guessing? Based on previous wait times after RH releases) that the final release will be available any time from today to the 4th of July.

Keep up on the CentOS news on their CentOS 7 blog.

Download nightly builds here: http://buildlogs.centos.org/centos/7/os/ (‘latest’ is linked to the latest available download)

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