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Image gallery: Migrating your stuff from Windows to Linux

Bring your apps, docs, user settings and preferences along when you jump to Linux.
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Editor's note: This image gallery accompanies our story Moving from Windows to Linux? Here's how to take the good stuff with you. Click through to that story for the full migration instructions.

Getting help from Ubuntu. The setup process in Ubuntu 7.04 helps you locate user accounts in existing installations of Windows and migrate your documents, settings and more into Linux. Not everything is migrated, but most of the important stuff is.

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