Welcome to The Linux Migration Quick Reference

This site gives you the nuts and bolts view of how to get things going in Linux in the shortest amount of time. No need to wade through lots of documentation.

Get the answers fast

Select a topic along the left. Some of the questions the site answers quickly:

• What files change when my network changes? See Installation: Network Setup
• Which email server clients are available? See Client Applications: Email
• How can I find a font and add the font to the system? See X Windows: Adding Fonts
• How do I set up and use that Microsoft-Office-like suite on Linux? See Client Applications: Office
• How do I add shockwave, realplayer, acrobat, etc. plugins to Mozilla? See Client Applications: Browsers
• What are the steps to rebuild a kernel? See Kernel: Building
• How is the XFree86 configuration file organized? See X Windows: Configuring in the section Overview of the XF86Config configuration file

Target Audience

The information at this site is targeted toward users of Red Hat Linux version 9, though much of the information is valid for any version of Linux. There is also some Debian-specific Linux information. migration services.

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