This guide assumes that you've followed the NH-Server guide up until this point, your microSD card should be partitioned accordingly. If you didn't do so, see [this page](../user_guide/all/partitioning_sd_syscfw) of our guide.
Linux 4 Switch is a sister project to Switchroot Android--it uses a similar kernel but provides a variety of Linux distributions.The available distributions at this time are:
- Ubuntu Bionic (maintained by CTCaer, the primary dev of both the L4S kernel and hekate--this is the most stable and supported distro)
- Ubuntu Jammy (maintained by theofficialgman, one of the primary devs of the L4T Megascript installer program)
- Fedora 39 (maintained by azkali, a L4S kernel developer)
To install an L4S distribution, follow the official guide starting from [0. Linux Distributions](https://wiki.switchroot.org/wiki/linux/linux-distributions).
- **Note:** You can skip partitioning your microSD card since you partitioned your microSD card during the NH-Server guide. Start from step 4. during the [Installation](https://wiki.switchroot.org/wiki/linux/linux-install-update-guide#installation) section.
