Linux Desktop & Windows Migration

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Distributions we install

Whether you're leaving Windows for the first time or want a workstation built your way, we set up the right system for your hardware.

• Linux Mint: best for Windows switchers

  A familiar taskbar, menu and system tray. Runs well on newer and older PCs with very little setup.

• Zorin OS: a modern, Windows-like feel

  Designed for people coming from Windows, with a clean interface and an easy start with everyday apps.

• Ubuntu: the widely supported standard

  The most popular desktop Linux, with long-term updates, broad hardware support and plenty of help available.

• Fedora Workstation: modern and polished

  Up-to-date features and strong hardware support, still dependable for daily work.

• Debian: rock-solid stability

  A quiet, predictable system that rarely changes, and a good way to give older hardware a new life.

• Arch Linux: for experienced users

  A lightweight rolling release built piece by piece, for people who want full control of every component.

Free replacements for everyday Windows software

Most of what you use every day has a free, well-supported open-source equivalent.

• LibreOffice: replaces Microsoft Office

  Create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files with no subscription.

• Thunderbird: replaces Outlook

  Several email accounts, contacts and calendars in one desktop app.

• Firefox or Chromium: web browsing

  The same sites and extensions you already use, with your bookmarks brought across.

• GIMP and Inkscape: replace Photoshop and Illustrator

  Photo editing and vector graphics for everyday design work.

• Kdenlive and OBS Studio: video and recording

  Video editing, screen recording and live streaming.

• VLC and 7-Zip: media and archives

  Play almost any audio or video format and open any compressed file, with no ads.