Support for CentOS

[nakulshukla08]

Is there any plan to add support for CentOS? if not , which method should I follow to install it? Is building from source the only option?

[ark3]

I suggest that you install from source. That process is simple using the supplied script.

The tricky part is getting the dependencies installed. I didn't see an obvious way to get Python 3.5 or later installed with a one-liner, but Digital Ocean has a page describing the process.

If you succeed, please let us know what worked for you. We could definitely use help improving our documentation, e.g., with package names for the listed dependencies. Thanks!

See also #457.

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