Migrating from Linux server to SL 10.6 server

Anybody know a way to get my users/groups from a linux server to SL 10.6 server? It would be a pain to re-do by hand, esp. passwords.

Just take the G4 along with you & decide what you want to migrate from it to the new MBP. As mentioned in Apple Retail Store - One to One, a primary feature of this service is transferring your files from your old computer to your new one for you.

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