We are assuming here that you know how to write the image to your media. This procedure is different depending on the OS you are using, the media, and the tools. If the checksum for the file returns OK, you are now ready to write your ISO image to your media.

Now verify the image with the CHECKSUM file using the following (note: this is an example! Make sure your image name and CHECKSUM files match): Download both the live image and checksum files. If you have aarch64 architecture, you can use that image instead. Note that this particular link assumes x86_64 as your processor architecture. You can find the latest KDE image in the download section As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. Prior to installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive.

Get, Verify, and Write the KDE Live Image ¶ The knowledge of how to to write a bootable image to a DVD or USB thumb drive.The ability to do a few things from the command line, such as test the image checksums.A machine, compatible with Rocky Linux 9.0, (desktop, laptop or server) that you want to run the KDE desktop on.There is currently no procedure written for installing KDE for earlier versions of Rocky Linux.įeel free to write one up! Prerequisites ¶

This procedure is specific to Rocky Linux 9.0. Verifying DISA STIG Compliance with OpenSCAP - Part 2 Host-based Intrustion Detection System (HIDS)īash - Conditional structures if and case Get, Verify, and Write the KDE Live Image Building and Installing Custom Linux KernelsĪutomatic Template Creation - Packer - Ansible - VMware vSphere

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