I am fairly new to Linux, and trying to install my first Linux server via Centos 7.  I have an old Gateway desktop, with 32bit. (I think with either Windows 7, or 10) And I noticed that now all the ISO's are 64 bit.

Does this mean I can't utilize this old machine, and convert it to a server to play around with it?

If so, how can I make it to work?

Thanks in advance.....

I am fairly new to Linux, and trying to install my first Linux server via CentOS 7.   I have an old Gateway desktop, with 32-bit (I think with either Windows 7, or 10).  And I noticed that now all the ISOs are 64-bit.

Does this mean I can't utilize this old machine, and convert it to a server to play around with it?

If so, how can I make it work?

I am fairly new to Linux, and trying to install my first Linux server via Centos 7. I have an old Gateway desktop, with 32bit. (I think with either Windows 7, or 10) And I noticed that now all the isos are 64 bit.

Does this mean I can't utilize this old machine, and convert it to a server to play around with it?

If so, how can I make it to work?

Thanks in advance.....

I am fairly new to Linux, and trying to install my first Linux server via Centos 7. I have an old Gateway desktop, with 32bit. (I think with either Windows 7, or 10) And I noticed that now all the ISO's are 64 bit.

Does this mean I can't utilize this old machine, and convert it to a server to play around with it?

If so, how can I make it to work?

Thanks in advance.....