Installing Coldfusion on linux machine

Hi,
I would like to work on developer edition on my home PC. I
have mysql as database and apache webserver with me. My PC OS is
linux (Flavour - Centos).
Can anyone provide information on
1) Downloading coldfusion developer edition ( I think this is
free) for linux machine.
2) How to configure it? (Localhost with webserver and mysql
database).
I would like to start practicing on my home PC. Is the above
mentioned facility is available. If so please help me.
Thanks,
Satheesh.

Steve Erat has a number of blog entries discussing how to run
various versions of CFMX on Fedora and RHES,
here.
Review them and the installation documentation at
livedocs.macromedia.com.

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