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When switching between [[Linux Distributions]], Windows or MacOS migrating your system to another can often be difficult, this guide aims to try tackle this problem when migrating to and from [[Arch Linux|Arch,]] [[Debian]], [[Fedora]], Windows and MacOS. More distributions may be added to this guide at some point and if your disribution isn't listed you can reference the general information section applies to switching to almost any distribution from any operating system and the information for Arch, Debian and Fedora should apply to most deriative distrobutions. | When switching between [[Linux Distributions]], Windows or MacOS migrating your system to another can often be difficult, this guide aims to try tackle this problem when migrating to and from [[Arch Linux|Arch,]] [[Debian]], [[Fedora]], Windows and MacOS. More distributions may be added to this guide at some point and if your disribution isn't listed you can reference the general information section applies to switching to almost any distribution from any operating system and the information for Arch, Debian and Fedora should apply to most deriative distrobutions. | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, 10 June 2024
Introduction
When switching between Linux Distributions, Windows or MacOS migrating your system to another can often be difficult, this guide aims to try tackle this problem when migrating to and from Arch, Debian, Fedora, Windows and MacOS. More distributions may be added to this guide at some point and if your disribution isn't listed you can reference the general information section applies to switching to almost any distribution from any operating system and the information for Arch, Debian and Fedora should apply to most deriative distrobutions.