How to install Elinks on CentOS

Introduction

In this article, you will learn how to install Elinks on CentOS.

Elinks is a free text-based web browser that is compatible with operating systems that are similar to Unix. In the latter half of 2001, Petr Baudi created a fork of the Links Web browser that he referred to as the E branch for its focus on experimentation. Since then, the E has come to represent either Enhanced or Extended in many contexts.

Elinks is a text-mode Web browser that can show colours, render tables, download in the background, be set up with a menu, search with tabs, and use thin code. Frames are okay. Various file types can be linked to external readers. Mail-to and telnet are supported by viewers on the outside.

CentOS Elinks Web browser installation

Step 1: We will use the following command to update our operating system.

# yum update -y

Step 2: The Elinks package can be found in the CentOS repository. It is not only the easiest way but also the best way to load a package from a distribution's main repository. To start the installation, use the command below.

# yum install elinks -y

Step 3: Start the Internet browser. Now that we've installed the browser, we'll run this command and see what happens.

# elinks

The following screen will show up on your terminal when the link is made. You will get a browser instead of an actual computer. It will be fully functional and show all of the text on a page.

Step 4: Press "OK"

Now we have successfully installed the Elinks web browser on our CentOS operating system.

Step 5: Type the URL and then press "OK".

After pressing OK, below content will show in your terminal.

Conclusion

Hopefully, now you have learned how to install Elinks on CentOS.

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