Add link to disk image download URL and address language in the procedure in response to feeback from Emmanuel Seyman.

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[abstract]
This document outlines a method for installing Fedora Server from the qcow2 image as a virtual machine in the Proxmox Virtual Environment, henceforth simply Proxmox. VMs can be spun up very quickly after importing the disk image, saving much time and frustration. The setup used when writing this document may not match what yours, so certain details like file paths for the disk images may vary.
This document outlines a method for installing link:https://fedoraproject.org/server/download[Fedora Server from the qcow2 image] as a virtual machine in the Proxmox Virtual Environment, henceforth simply Proxmox. VMs can be spun up very quickly after importing the disk image, saving much time and frustration. The setup used when writing this document may not match what yours, so certain details like file paths for the disk images may vary.
== Why Fedora Server on Proxmox
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Before we create the VM, we will need to find and upload our disk image to the Proxmox node. In the screenshot below you can see that we explored the system to determine that it is using centralized NFS storage mounted at /mnt/pve/nfs-kraken, and we made a directory at some point called osimages to contain our disk images.
Once we sorted out the path, we uploaded the file via scp into the Proxmox node. `scp [image_filename] root@[node_name]:/path/to/images/[image_filename]`
Once you create a directory to house your disk images, you will need to upload the disk image file via scp into the Proxmox node. `scp [image_filename] root@[node_name]:/path/to/images/[image_filename]`
image::virtualization/vm-proxmox-01.png[Upload Image File]