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Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on July 19, 2006, 01:24:12 PM
Hello all!

I'm afraid I have to be a nuisance again, but I'd really like to do a little planning ahead.  ^__^'
But hopefully the subject matter will be a bit more fun.  ^.^

I'm assuming the first Linux-tans released during the OS-tan craze were the original GNU/Linux and Lindows (Linspire):



Naturally, the list was bound to expand to other distros as loyal Linux users felt compelled to represent (and rightfully so in most cases!).  Unfortunately, since there are literally HUNDREDS of distributions of Linux, alternative Unix-like systems and Unix-derived systems, it'd probably be easy to lose track of any OS-tans created for any of them.

So if you'd like, please join me in producing a mini repository for all Linux-tans (and Unix-tans, not actually the same thing) that you've encountered over the years.  And if you accidentally mention any distros with NO representative OS-tan, that's fine too (in fact, they'd be just as helpful).  ^___^

I'll start with a text-only list (I'll add pictures once I'm on a computer that'll let me access Photobucket... -_-)

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Minix = 0 (prototype of Linux?)
Linux (the original GNU/Linux) = 1, plus an unknown number of variants (including lots in the Gallery) and that creepy penguin monster ("Kami-Tux").
Linspire (fka "Lindows") = 1, with all consistent designs ("Scallion Girl" theme)
Freespire = 0 (still too new)
Arch = 1
Debian = 1 (cute one too, good job Juzo-kun!)
Fedora = 2 (YAY! MY FAV!  -- Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Gentoo = 1
Knoppix = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another floating around at Waka)
Mandriva = 1 (reminds me of a cuter Sabrina the Witch)
Red Hat = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery; I'm sure there's others, though)
Slackware = 1
SUSE = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Ubuntu = 1
Xandros = 0
Yellow Dog = 0 (although the name screams for inspiration)
Solaris = 1? (Unix-derived; not Solaris specifically, but the Gallery has a Sun Microsystem-tan, so I'm assuming she also represents Solaris)
SunOS = 0 (but same as Solaris anyway)
BSD = 1? (original Unix-derived, not the later versions; seems to be one referenced at Wiki discussions, but it's not a very clear sketch)
FreeBSD = 0 (sure at least one has to exist out there)
OpenBSD = 1 (saw a punk-like sketch at Waka, but could've been something else)
NetBSD = 0
Unixware = 0
Plan 9 = 0
Inferno = 0
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Alfamille on July 28, 2006, 02:22:24 AM
RPM=0
CRUX=0
NimbleX=0
Puppy Linux=0
BlueCat Linux=0
Linux XP=0
Xebian=0
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on July 28, 2006, 01:18:10 PM
Yo Alfamille!  Hisashiburi!  ^__^

Actually, you're post reminded me that I had this topic out there!  Even forgot to add the pictures, although I'll still have to handle that later!  ^-^'

Looked up RPM (Red Hat Package Manager?) and it doesn't seem to be an actual OS, so I'm afraid an RPM-tan won't make the cut.  Xebian, however, while falling more in line with Console-tans, can probably be squeezed in.  ^__-

Anyway, a revised list then:


Minix = 0 (prototype of Linux?)
Linux (the original GNU/Linux) = 1, plus an unknown number of variants (including lots in the Gallery) and that creepy penguin monster ("Kami-Tux").
Linspire (fka "Lindows") = 1, with all consistent designs ("Scallion Girl" theme)
Freespire = 0 (still too new)
Arch = 1
Debian = 1 (cute one too, good job Juzo-kun!)
Fedora = 2 (YAY! MY FAV!  -- Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Gentoo = 1
Knoppix = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another floating around at Waka)
Mandriva = 1 (reminds me of a cuter Sabrina the Witch)
Red Hat = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery; I'm sure there's others, though)
Slackware = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw at Troubled Windows)
SUSE = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Ubuntu = 1
Xandros = 0
Yellow Dog = 0 (although the name screams for inspiration)
Solaris = 1? (Unix-derived; not Solaris specifically, but the Gallery has a Sun Microsystem-tan, so I'm assuming she also represents Solaris)
SunOS = 0 (but same as Solaris anyway)
BSD = 1? (original Unix-derived, not the later versions; seems to be one referenced at Wiki discussions, but it's not a very clear sketch)
FreeBSD = 0 (sure at least one has to exist out there)
OpenBSD = 1 (saw a punk-like sketch at Waka, but could've been something else)
NetBSD = 0
Unixware = 0
Plan 9 = 0
Inferno = 0
CRUX=0 (hardcore stuff ^__^)
NimbleX=0
Puppy Linux=0 (cute ^.^)
BlueCat Linux=0 (nekomusume)
Linux XP=0 (this one just screams "OS-tan)
Xebian=0 (xbox junkie)[/quote]
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 11, 2006, 06:52:53 PM
FreeBSD-tan exists... or rather: people started drawing FreeBSD-girls... I also saw an OpenBSD somewhere... I stored it but forgot the URL.

Here are some FreeSD-tans: http://ostan.matrix.jp/linux/src.php

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Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 07:03:19 PM
QuoteFreeBSD-tan exists... or rather: people started drawing FreeBSD-girls... I also saw an OpenBSD somewhere... I stored it but forgot the URL.

Here perhaps? Try the link:
http://ostan.matrix.jp/linux/src.php
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 11, 2006, 08:49:28 PM
403-tan is waiting there... metaphorically.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 08:54:27 PM
Quote403-tan is waiting there... metaphorically.

That's just part of the site. 403-tan is probably there, somewhere deep inside. The site is at:
http://ostan.matrix.jp/
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 11, 2006, 08:59:23 PM
I mean: I got a 403 error. and on this site, I didn't found OpenBSD-tan.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 09:03:05 PM
If you can get to the site, click on Winé¯â€"&Linux&BSD on the left column. That should work.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 11, 2006, 09:23:21 PM
I linked to that page for Beastie-tan, I however did not find Puffy-tan there.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 09:25:52 PM
Oops. My mistake. I don't know where puffy-tan is. Look around at www.os-tan.com
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Darknight_88 on August 11, 2006, 09:29:29 PM
Quote from: "Kami-Tux"I linked to that page for Beastie-tan, I however did not find Puffy-tan there.
that's probably because it was created by...an american? lets just say she isn't made in Japan, and I don't know if japanese people visits Wakachan. Also, http://ostan.matrix.jp/, even when its a good gallery, It isn't as updated as other japanese sites.

And I'm expecting someone to post 403-tan here...I haven't seen her yet (her sister, 404-tan, already resides in my HDD :D)
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 09:32:42 PM
http://ostan.blackdiam.net/imeeji/displayimage.php?album=8&pos=52

Right here, on our own website.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Darknight_88 on August 11, 2006, 09:40:59 PM
lol, right in front of my nose -.-

I think I saw it before...but for some reason I just didn't had her on my HDD
*saves pic*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 09:43:11 PM
Quotelol, right in front of my nose -.-

I think I saw it before...but for some reason I just didn't had her on my HDD
*saves pic*

Sometimes the thing you were looking for finds you sometime later.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 11, 2006, 11:32:43 PM
Cool!  Posts!  ^__^
Actually, I did find more BSDs (plus other Linux-tans not previously acknowledged on the list).  It's just that, for whatever reason or other, I keep forgetting this topic [I created.... Ã,¬_Ã,¬) is still here and so forget to update it.....  Ã,¬___Ã,¬'

Still haven't even added the pictures......

Gomen........  -______________-'

Okay, I'll get to it shortly.  ^___^
I will eventually draw an OpenBSD, FreeBSD and NetBSD (a trio that follows/protects Plan 9 and Inferno-tan for reasons not obvious yet), but since the former two exist in so many forms I guess I'll need to pick-n-choose from the creme-of-the-crop.   ^__^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Darknight_88 on August 11, 2006, 11:45:26 PM
I don't know what you think, but I don't like a lot "Puffy". She looks too boyish (specially face) and the hair its too "spiky". But that's just a personal opinion
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 11:49:49 PM
QuoteI don't know what you think, but I don't like a lot "Puffy". She looks too boyish (specially face) and the hair its too "spiky". But that's just a personal opinion

I agree (wow, that wasn't much of a post).
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Darknight_88 on August 11, 2006, 11:52:53 PM
Quote from: "NewYinzer"
QuoteI don't know what you think, but I don't like a lot "Puffy". She looks too boyish (specially face) and the hair its too "spiky". But that's just a personal opinion

I agree (wow, that wasn't much of a post).

Yeah, I know that it's hard to fill a post when you don't have a lot to say =/.
BTW, anyone knows why she's holding...a pair of police baton's? Or have any ideas for your own OpenBSD-tan? (according to the actual characteristics of the OS)
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 11, 2006, 11:55:20 PM
I can concur to a small degree, but I think the tough girl theme could be useful nevertheless.

Likely the form of my rendition will be based in part on the Puffy rendition, but the details will be reworked.

C-Chan added the following  2 minutes after last message :

I wouldn't even dare guess on those batons.....  Kowai.... Ã,¬___Ã,¬'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 11, 2006, 11:57:11 PM
QuoteI can concur to a small degree, but I think the tough girl theme could be useful nevertheless.

Likely the form of my rendition will be based in part on the Puffy rendition, but the details will be reworked.

Ah well. Ya win some, ya lose some. I guess it's back to my criminal empire in England.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 12, 2006, 04:17:43 AM
QuoteI don't know what you think, but I don't like a lot "Puffy". She looks too boyish (specially face) and the hair its too "spiky". But that's just a personal opinion

I like Puffy-tan because she does not look in a way, which only is cute. And her hair must be spiky since it reminds of the BSD-Mascot Puffy.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 13, 2006, 05:16:52 PM
Puffy-tan came from: http://www.wakachan.org/os/ however, I can not directly link to her!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 13, 2006, 07:08:19 PM
QuotePuffy-tan came from: http://www.wakachan.org/os/ however, I can not directly link to her!

Go There RIGHT NOW! They're talking about us!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 13, 2006, 09:00:45 PM
Aa sou, so that's the "Puffy" they're talking about.  -_-

A puffer fish,... cute.  ^__^

"Kay, I can work with that.....  ^v^

*starts scribbling down preconcept notes*

BTW, regardless of how the original OpenBSD fits people's tastes, you have to credit the original artist for the attempt at creating a new OS-tan.  That kind of participation is what keeps the OS-tan phenomenon living!  ^.^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 25, 2006, 07:54:51 PM
BTW: I tried to make a Minix-tan and failed. My idea was that she looks a bit like DOS-tan, but flies on a magic carpet, which is actually a floppy-disk and has the size of CE-tan.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 25, 2006, 08:52:02 PM
QuoteBTW: I tried to make a Minix-tan and failed. My idea was that she looks a bit like DOS-tan, but flies on a magic carpet, which is actually a floppy-disk and has the size of CE-tan.

I have only one thing to say to that:
Cool!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 25, 2006, 09:56:05 PM
QuoteBTW: I tried to make a Minix-tan and failed. My idea was that she looks a bit like DOS-tan, but flies on a magic carpet, which is actually a floppy-disk and has the size of CE-tan.

I second that....
That's AWESOME!!!!  SUGOI x 85!!!!!!!!!!!  ^V^

And this is perfect, since Minix is one of the many OS-tans that I don't have my own preconcept for whatsoever (others include BeOS, VIC-20 and Pilot OS [from the Xerox Star]).  

If at first you don't succeed, please keep trying as often as necessary.  ^v^

The AppleII-tan I'm working on now met with a very unseemly false start, but I'll redraw her face as often as necessary until it comes out the way I envision her.  -v-

If you already have Minix-tan sketched, that's great.  Since you already have a base to work with, all you'd really need to do are adjustments (little by little) to make her look the way you envision.  ^v^

If you need any help, feel free to ask.  In order to help propagate independent artistry (especially for new OS-tans), I'd be willing to support you 110%!!!!  ^V^

*pauses*

A heck, I'll give you the SleepD deal too!  ^.^
115%!!!  ^V^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 25, 2006, 09:58:03 PM
QuoteVIC-20

O RLY?

Seriously, I'm very happy to hear that!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 25, 2006, 10:03:44 PM
Don't tell me you're interested in a VIC-20-tan and a Commmodore 128-tan....?  `v'

*sigh*  

.........Oh, alright.....  -v-
We can head over to the Commodore-tan thread and do some brainstorming.  That way, if I can't get to it, another artist will have material to work with and take over for us.  ^-^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 25, 2006, 10:09:27 PM
This looks like a good time to point out that I can't draw.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 25, 2006, 10:15:22 PM
...................Gaaaaaah...... *collapses*  ^v^;'

Well, I'll let you in on my own little secret....

[whispering]  And don't tell Darknight....

*gets closer to NewYinzer and whispers even lower*

I can't draw either.... When I say I cheat, I mean it.... ^__^'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 26, 2006, 07:38:01 AM
May I introduce: Minix-tan. Please do not laugh about her, she is just an earkly version and I can not draw.

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Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 26, 2006, 09:29:37 AM
Not bad! Needs a little polishing, but I like the concept!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 26, 2006, 09:42:38 AM
To explain it a bit: She has no breasts to speak of since her system requirements are very low (4 MB Ram for the newest version). The logo on her T-shirt is the logo from minix3.org. The red book is "Operating Systems - design and implementation" by  Andrew S.Tanenbaum.  I wanted her to wear wooden shoes (she is dutch afterall), but couldn't design that.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 26, 2006, 12:59:36 PM
115%!!!  ^V^

See, told you you'd be alright!  ^.^
Even if it's an early version, is pretty good.  And certainly has more than enough concepts in place to work with.  ^__^

There are several ways we can go from here as you continue work on Minix-chan....  -v-

1) Let us know what drawing program you're using and the system your on.  Do you prefer raster or vactor graphics?

2) Are you ultimately aiming for an Anime-style look (big eyes, simplistic, heavily-shaded) or a Western-style (small eyes, detailed, light shading)?  (If the former, we can offer you guidelines, but of course sketching over existing Anime characters (especially their faces) is great practice.)

3) Likewise, sketching over the props that you want is also good practice too:



Once you have your rendition ready, it's simply a matter of playing with lines to get the angle you're looking for (in this case, vector graphics are useful).

4) Putting the complete Minix logo on her shirt is fine, but I can tell you that you might have a lot more fun finding ways of "blending" the racoon into her design as a whole.  For example, suppose she wore a bandit-style mask and racoon ears (she did, to a distant degree, "steal" from the rich [Unix], and "give" to the [then] poor [Linux]).  

5) We can both agree that she needn't have a spear, since she was built before GNU/Linux (and all the free apps that go with it).  However, I think it'd be great to have a little something on her that'd subtly tie her to her pseudo-descendant Linux.  How about changing the hair to be purple/dark blue?  (that way the case can be made that Linux-tan inherited the hair color -- but not the length -- from Minix-tan)


Wow, now I'm psyched!!  ^V^

*grabs megaphone and makes his voice boom across the forum*

LET THERE BE NEW OS-TANS!!!!  ^V^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 26, 2006, 01:13:26 PM
Quote from: "C-Chan"
1) Let us know what drawing program you're using and the system your on.  Do you prefer raster or vactor graphics?
GIMP on Kubuntu Linux

Quote from: "C-Chan"
2) Are you ultimately aiming for an Anime-style look (big eyes, simplistic, heavily-shaded) or a Western-style (small eyes, detailed, light shading)?  (If the former, we can offer you guidelines, but of course sketching over existing Anime characters (especially their faces) is great practice.)
I prefer the western look...
Quote from: "C-Chan"
4) Putting the complete Minix logo on her shirt is fine, but I can tell you that you might have a lot more fun finding ways of "blending" the racoon into her design as a whole.  For example, suppose she wore a bandit-style mask and racoon ears (she did, to a distant degree, "steal" from the rich [Unix], and "give" to the [then] poor [Linux]).  
Minix-tan herself was not free and no Minix-code was used in Linux... so this doesn't really fit. but the racoon ears are a good idea.
Quote from: "C-Chan"
5) We can both agree that she needn't have a spear, since she was built before GNU/Linux (and all the free apps that go with it).  However, I think it'd be great to have a little something on her that'd subtly tie her to her pseudo-descendant Linux.  How about changing the hair to be purple/dark blue?  (that way the case can be made that Linux-tan inherited the hair color -- but not the length -- from Minix-tan)
The GNU-project existed before Minix and Linux, however it apparently was horribly difficult to port programs to Minix, so it's okay that she doesn't have a spear. The hair-color is a good idea.

I agree:

LET THERE BE NEW OS-TANS!!!!  ^V^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 26, 2006, 01:36:45 PM
Okey-dokey....  ^__^

QuoteGIMP on Kubuntu Linux

Good man, that's what I like to hear!  ^.^
That also means you're a raster man, so you prefer to do it the ol' fashioned way like real artists do.  ^v^
Should you ever decide to work with vectors, Inkscape is what I'll recommend.  And it's GPL, too....  ^_'

QuoteI prefer the western look...

Western it is, then!  ^v^

QuoteMinix-tan herself was not free and no Minix-code was used in Linux... so this doesn't really fit. but the racoon ears are a good idea.

Hehe... well I didn't mean "steal" literally (in actuality, system x influenced system y which in turn influenced system z that everyone loves and adores to this day).  But glad the racoon ears sold.  ^.^
Considering the popularity of 2K-tan and the OSX Girls, I think it'd be an excellent marketing decision for your -tan.  ^.^

QuoteThe GNU-project existed before Minix and Linux, however it apparently was horribly difficult to port programs to Minix, so it's okay that she doesn't have a spear. The hair-color is a good idea.

Oh right, I mean "GNU/Linux" as a single word.....  ^__^'
And again, glad the hair suggestion sold too.   ^.^

Sure, dark-blue/purple may not necessarily be a "Dutch" color, but neither is cyan or lime-green an inherently "Japanese" color (and yet you see characters with that color hair in droves!  ^.^)

QuoteI agree:

LET THERE BE NEW OS-TANS!!!!  ^V^

WOOHOO!! That's the spirit!  ^V^

Onward, O Penguin God, and put your heart and soul into it!!  ^V^

Oh, and... when you're done....

*twiddles hooves*

Um,......  Can I borrow Minix-tan when I start drawing Linux-tans and Unix-tans?  Pretty please....?  With Aspartame and a Marschino Cherry on top....?  ^___^;
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 26, 2006, 01:51:36 PM
Use her as you like... /me suddenly has the idea of a CE-tan vs Minix-tan deathmatch
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 26, 2006, 02:09:10 PM
Dang,... considering I already made a PalmOS-tan, we're really starting to gang up on the poor CE-tan.  `v'

But eh,... She's Microsoft spawn, so she should take everything she deserves coming!  ^__^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 26, 2006, 02:21:02 PM
Take that, M$!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 26, 2006, 06:06:33 PM
What???

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Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 27, 2006, 03:36:40 PM
Ikaru is one of my numerous aliases. I thought it was a good idea to get feedback and other Minix-tans... Have I did something stupid?

Kami-Tux added the following  2 hours 51 minutes after last message :

Minix-tan, Version 2.0

* Added Racoon-ears
* added eye-brows
* added the Minix-M on her T-shirt
* added shadows
* added a subtle hint that she is a woman
* changed the hair-color
* changed her shoes
* made her appear a bit less communistic by putting the T onto the book
* made her eyes yellow (to hint to a Tux-beak)
* made her legs a bit thicker
* made the floppy-disk 2-dimensional

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Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 27, 2006, 04:37:27 PM
Nothing wrong with that. I wanted to know who here was posting on Net Characters. But the improved design is a good base model for Minix-tan. Good Work!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 27, 2006, 04:40:51 PM
Well, I've always been apprehensive myself about posting on Waka.  Just doesn't always seem very helpful...  -__-'

I'm liking Minix-tan very much and definitely appreciate all the changes added to build 2.0.  ^__^

How do you feel about her, though?  Is she at where you want her to be?  'v'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 27, 2006, 05:05:12 PM
QuoteWell, I've always been apprehensive myself about posting on Waka.

Me too. I'd hate to make this website the next Netrunner or Deja Vu.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 27, 2006, 07:04:13 PM
Quote from: "C-Chan"Well, I've always been apprehensive myself about posting on Waka.  Just doesn't always seem very helpful...  -__-'
I thought if someone knows her already then they...

Quote from: "C-Chan"
I'm liking Minix-tan very much and definitely appreciate all the changes added to build 2.0.  ^__^
Ty!

Quote from: "C-Chan"
How do you feel about her, though?  Is she at where you want her to be?  'v'
She is at where I would say 'attempting to improve would only mess up more than help'. Only thing I would like to change is the book.... if only I knew how Linus's looked like...
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 27, 2006, 07:11:01 PM
QuoteI thought if someone knows her already then they...

Ya know...the Net Characters board!

In my opinion, too many other characters and not enough OS-Tans!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 27, 2006, 07:52:26 PM
there are many non-OS-tans, right...  

BTW: Why is your avatar-logo in German?
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 27, 2006, 07:57:29 PM
Yes! There are many "Net Characters", including Wakachan, The Nijiura Maids, Mecha Musume, Afuganisu-tan, Wahachan, and other characters. For more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo%C3%A9_anthropomorphism

My avatar is in German because the original image I used was in German.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 27, 2006, 10:47:54 PM
Ahhh,... I was wondering about the German as well, but I was too excited by the whole Red Hat thing to ask.  ^___^'

I wanted to post at Waka for the longest time, but I keep getting the nagging feeling that doing so would open some gates of hell somewhere.  -__-'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Alfamille on August 28, 2006, 02:48:19 AM
QuoteQuote from : C-Chan
I wanted to post at Waka for the longest time, but I keep getting the nagging feeling that doing so would open some gates of hell somewhere.  -__-'

Like what bad thing would happen if you do?
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 09:30:51 AM
I don't know about C-Chan, but I don't want to post there because it might give this website a bad name. I would hate to make this site another Deja Vu or Netrunner.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 12:47:42 PM
Hoe?  How so...?  '__'
Probably not well versed with the history of Netrunner or Deja Vu, but I thought their crime was just plagiarism.  '__';

My concern has always been bringing unwanted attention here.  -___-'
Besides that, some of the stupid comments I've seen I simply can't stand....  Ã,¬__Ã,¬

C-Chan added the following  6 minutes after last message :

'Kay, I still can't decide on how to do the pic format, but I can at least update this list.... ^__^'

Minix = 1 (done by our resident Penguin God...  ^___^)
Linux (the original GNU/Linux) = 1, plus an unknown number of variants (including lots in the Gallery).
Linspire (fka "Lindows") = 1, with all consistent designs ("Scallion Girl" theme), although lately I've seen her with pigtails.
Freespire = 0 (still too new)
Arch = 1
Debian = 1 (cute one too, good job Juzo-kun!)
Fedora = 2 (YAY! MY FAV!  -- Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Gentoo = 1
Knoppix = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another floating around at Waka)
Mandriva = 1 (reminds me of a cuter Sabrina the Witch)
Red Hat = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery; I'm sure there's others, though)
Slackware = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw at Troubled Windows)
SUSE = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another I saw in the Gallery)
Ubuntu = 2 (Juzo-kun's, plus another one in the gallery)
Xandros = 0
Zeus Linux = 1  (Opa!  Opa!  ^v^)
Yellow Dog = 0 (although the name screams for inspiration)
Solaris = 1 (Unix-derived; same as SunOS one)
SunOS = 1 (Unix-derived; same as Solaris one)
BSD = 3 (original Unix-derived, not the later versions; have seen several on the Niijura image gallery)
FreeBSD = 1 (in that case, FreeBSD-tan could take on one of the leftover BSD designs)
OpenBSD = 1 (Puffy the Punk OpenBSD-tan)
NetBSD = 0
Unixware = 0
Plan 9 = 0
Inferno = 0
CRUX=0 (hardcore stuff ^__^)
NimbleX=0
Puppy Linux=0 (cute ^.^)
BlueCat Linux=0 (nekomusume)
Linux XP=0 (this one just screams "OS-tan)
Xebian=0 (xbox junkie)[/quote]
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 01:11:56 PM
The list of Linux-tans grows...just like the Linux userbase.

QuoteHoe? How so...? '__'
Knowing their disputes, anything could start a conflict. Past disputes show that people on Futaba can't stand anachronisms on their designs or intellectual property. I worry that they might start viewing us as an enemy.

On another note, would anyone like it if our forums grew to the size of Waka, Futuaba, or Nijiura? Are we better small or are we too small to survive?
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 01:59:06 PM
QuoteThe list of Linux-tans grows...just like the Linux userbase.

Which reminds me,... I still have to fix my poor SUSE machine...  ;__;

QuoteKnowing their disputes, anything could start a conflict. Past disputes show that people on Futaba can't stand anachronisms on their designs or intellectual property. I worry that they might start viewing us as an enemy.

Well, I'm not really sure just how closely the people at Futaba monitor the activities at Waka.  For the most part, the Waka folk just repost OS-tan and Net Character material.

But now that you phrase it that way, I see your point and it does seem suspiciously like stifling artistry.  Plagiarizing for profit or claiming someone's work as your own, I can sympathize with.  But stifling fanart strikes me as hypocritical.  If what you say is true, they could potentially take issue with the Captain's fancomic for example.  >_<

Ta hell with them, then.  We'll stick to our own guns for now.  -v-

QuoteOn another note, would anyone like it if our forums grew to the size of Waka, Futuaba, or Nijiura? Are we better small or are we too small to survive?

I think it's a moot point, since we require registration and thus it'd be impossible to grow to their size.  Besides, while having more people does increase chances of survival, it doesn't necessarily guarantee it.  The day participation and contributions start to wane at any of those forums, you can be sure it'll die a slow and painful death as people find newer and better things to spend their time on.  ^___^;

I think we're just right.  Strong enough to be a beacon for new OS-tan fans, but not terribly overbearing to drive them away.  ^^'
Still, someone like Linux-tan or Pitkin should probably have an opinion on this.  ^__^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 02:27:49 PM
QuoteI think it's a moot point,

I know that I am bringing up a topic that seems extraneous, but is important to the value of the site. We have many members, like you and I, who post often. Then there are some who don't post at all. Our site must stay small, but stay strong. Otherwise, it becomes like the original OS-Tan image archive, which is important to fans, but no longer actively maintained (http://nijiura-os.hp.infoseek.co.jp/). But don't mind me. Let's get back to Linux-tans!

As a sidenote, the founder of 4chan goes by moot.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 02:51:56 PM
QuoteI know that I am bringing up a topic that seems extraneous, but is important to the value of the site. We have many members, like you and I, who post often. Then there are some who don't post at all. Our site must stay small, but stay strong. Otherwise, it becomes like the original OS-Tan image archive, which is important to fans, but no longer actively maintained (http://nijiura-os.hp.infoseek.co.jp/). But don't mind me. Let's get back to Linux-tans!

Agreed then,... We'll try to recruit more people to spice things up!  ^.^

*waves white flag at lurkers*

Come on guys!  Don't be shy.......!  ^v^
This pig won't bite.  Price gauge you, yes, but not bite!  ^-^'

QuoteAs a sidenote, the founder of 4chan goes by moot.

Oh,....... Well, speak of the devil,....
Last I checked, 4chan.org was...........  Ã,¬___Ã,¬'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 03:18:37 PM
QuoteAgreed then,... We'll try to recruit more people to spice things up! ^.^
Don't mind me asking, but what's the plan?
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 03:20:16 PM
Grab a white flag and start waving!  ^V^

*continues waving*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 03:23:24 PM
*picks up white flag and starts waving*



3 Hours Later:

*continues waving*


3 Days Later:


*continues waving*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on August 28, 2006, 03:24:41 PM
I have updated Minix-tan and from now on will not post there anymore. I just thought they'd need an up to date Minix as well.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 03:27:12 PM
QuoteI have updated Minix-tan and from now on will not post there anymore. I just thought they'd need an up to date Minix as well.

You can post there, it's just I don't recommend it.

*continues waving*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 04:23:36 PM
*drops flag*

Gah!  Cramp!  >_<

*sigh*

Oh never mind, they've seen enough.  -__-'

Ultimately, it's really up to the individuals whether they want to participate or not.  I know I've been through my share of wasted time and talent, so I would be the last person to blame them if they prefer not to take the risk in joining.

If you want to be systematic about it, however, here's some food for thought that I think could help influence the success of this board:

1) Patience -- when I posted full-body Amiga-tan and my subsequent -tans, I did so without expecting a tidal wave of praise.  (I did get quite a bit, but not enough to fill the hearts of people who dishearten easily.)  Patience paid off, as I slowly but surely got more people interested in my work, especially you and -Tux.  The same holds true with the forum if we provide the incentives for people to come/return.  It won't happen overnight, but it will happen eventually.
Which leads on to....

2) Participation -- you're no stranger to this, as it's not rare to see your name appear on every conceivable thread.  ^__^'
But in order to get that bustling feel, people must make an effort to post more.  Even if it's just single sentences, it could mean a whole lot if it means motivating others to follow the herd.  In fact, short posts are probably ideal,... The HUGE posts left by the Captain and I on the PalmOS-tan forum probably SCARED a lot of people from posting, even though it's clear by the view count that it's gotten a lot of people to visit it.

3) Content -- it is, after all, an OS-tan forum.  We can get by just talking about our favorite -tans for a while, but sooner or later we're gonna get bored.  And new pictures of our favorite OS-tans can only go so far.  That's why it's pivotal that we create our own content, instead of waiting for it to come to Japan.  The Captain should be working on his comic.  Darknight should be praised for drawing all his 95-tan renditions.  SleepyD, his 2K-tan and future fantastic awesome OS/2-tan rendition!  ^v^  And Kami-Tux, for going the full mile and introducing Minix-tan to this cruel and heartless world.
Now the torch is passed on to you.  ^__^
Even if you can't draw, just draw.... Anything..... Draw so much, that you'll eventually get good at it!  ^v^
Study, or cheat if you have to like I do,...!
Or collage...!  Compose....!  Produce music videos...!  Storytell....!
Anything to keep the flame of interest lit!  ^0^

4) Focus -- make sure we have clearly defined goals to pursue so that we don't lose focus.  I've already lost one OS-tan forum to obsessive and unrelated RP'ing by 99% of its members, and I'd hate it if visitors were discouraged simply because OS-tan content was lacking (an irony considering we'd tout this as an "OS-tan forum").  I know that repels me from Waka a little, since the discussion seems fairly mindless and no effort is made to do anything constructive with this Os-tan phenomenon.  
There have been several goals stated here, thus far; I can name the following:

   - Create the Captain's fancomic
   - Make the Gallery the greatest OS-tan image repository
   - Create a new and more enticing web domain/site name
   - Create new OS-tans.

Choose one or two and do whatever it takes to help carry it out into fruition.  Once you're working on something constructive that you like, it immediately becomes a hobby.  And as you know from research, hobbies help keep the mind invigorated, and the soul curious and content.  (Ask any fellow coin-collector.... ^v')

5) Aesthetics -- well, this is more Linux-tan's domain, but it wouldn't hurt to enhance the OS-tan theme to this forum.  Fortunately, it's no imageboard, where after a certain number of posts your material gets lost into oblivion.  But it CAN get rather crowded in these directories, and very easy for potentially fun threads to get buried and forgotten (the fact that only the most popular threads are pulled up first doesn't help).  Moreover, the site still has a generic look-and-feel of a forum, and the Off-Topic discussion section seems to dwarf the OS-tan one.  
If, on the other hand, you wanted to advance the OS-tan theme, you could really get creative in how you design the forum areas (assuming time and technology permits).  Windows-tan discussion area could have an XP desktop theme, the Mac-tan area an OSX-theme, the Linux-area a KDE theme.  The Off-topic discussions could be reworded and remodeled to fit the OS-tan theme if this is desirable (Videogames section could be an "embassy" of sorts, since Videogame-tans aren't OS-tans).  We could develop our own custom smilies featuring our favorite -tan, so that Darknight could interactively have 95-tan "swipe" at us with her katana.  Even the gallery could be revised to make it look like the massive repository that it is, and not simply another forum folder.

I know perhaps I'm speaking my mind off more than I should on the subject (after all, it's not my site, and further more I'm not one to talk as I left my OWN website unfinished).  Still, I'd be willing to work on [say] those smilies if it meant improving our "survivability".  The question now, though, is how many others would be interested in participating in such a thing?

Again, the willingness to do something and the TIME to do it are, unfortunately, to very separate things.....  -___-
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 04:30:57 PM
Quote2) Participation -- you're no stranger to this, as it's not rare to see your name appear on every conceivable thread. ^__^'
But in order to get that bustling feel, people must make an effort to post more. Even if it's just single sentences, it could mean a whole lot if it means motivating others to follow the herd. In fact, short posts are probably ideal,... The HUGE posts left by the Captain and I on the PalmOS-tan forum probably SCARED a lot of people from posting, even though it's clear by the view count that it's gotten a lot of people to visit it.

That reminds me of a few weeks ago. When I started, I posted on a few topics to test the water. As I gained confidence, I posted more and more. One day, I posted on every section, and for several hours, hundreds of posts were made. Now I post from time to time. I'll keep posting during the school year, albeit less often during the day.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 06:47:34 PM
Oh yeah, I remember.....  -v-

Actually went a little overboard too, but tell me that wasn't fun at least.  ^___^

Now imagine if there were 50 more NewYinzers?  It'd be a riot -- but admittedly, statistics would play a roll and we'd have had at least one bad apple mixed in there somewhere.  -v-'

But again, as you allude to, internet diversions will always be at the mercy of real life.  No doubt it was serious real life events taht finally put an end to my old obsessions and bad habits.  -_-
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 06:51:22 PM
QuoteBut again, as you allude to, internet diversions will always be at the mercy of real life. No doubt it was serious real life events taht finally put an end to my old obsessions and bad habits. -_-

What bad habits? Anyway, internet life has helped me through a difficult summer.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 06:55:18 PM
Bad habits that are best left dead and buried, my friend.  ^___^
I'm a reformed pig now and like to keep it that way.  ^.^

Anyway, that's great to hear.  
Do let us know how school life is going every once in a while.  ^_-
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 06:57:41 PM
QuoteAnyway, that's great to hear.
Do let us know how school life is going every once in a while. ^_-

I won't return for another seven days. A few construction delays have given me another six days of fun!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 08:19:57 PM
Woohoo!!  That's the best news one can get!  ^v^

Back in my elementary school days, how I prayed for more asbestos clean-up to prolong my summer..... -v-

*long sigh*  *v*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 08:36:27 PM
QuoteWoohoo!! That's the best news one can get! ^v^

Yep. Next Tuesday it's back to Shakespeare, Trigonometry, World Politics, Crimethink, Ethics, Latin II, and Ultimate Frisbee.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: SleepyD on August 28, 2006, 08:39:14 PM
mm... school.  

...yeah.  Jeff... already started.  *holds up his calculus book*

You like integrals? Weird thing, limits and infinity.  Funny how infinity can help you get a finite number *ramblerambleramble*

Work sucks. I guess this is what I get for choosing to be an engineering major... ^^;


And, if no one has mentioned this already, I believe this is quite off topic
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 08:44:10 PM
QuoteAnd, if no one has mentioned this already, I believe this is quite off topic

I know. Anyone have new Linux-tans to add?


*continues waving*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Darknight_88 on August 28, 2006, 08:58:50 PM
Quote from: "SleepyD"

And, if no one has mentioned this already, I believe this is quite off topic

RLY?
lol
I haven't started to work with integrals yet. Actually, we're seeing logarithms and derivatives. Next semester follows Integrals.

....
QuoteAnyone have new Linux-tans to add?
*Maybe*,  but in the medium-far future. Maybe I'll give a try at a "School teacher" style Minix-tan. Maybe. First, I must finish the OS/2 drawing.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 28, 2006, 09:01:53 PM
QuoteI haven't started to work with integrals yet. Actually, we're seeing logarithms and derivatives. Next semester follows Integrals.

Me neither. I'm just starting Trig this year. Seriously, we should get this thread on track, or Pitkin will be angered.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 28, 2006, 09:15:04 PM
I might want to add an AMIX-tan to the list, but maybe later (besides, she'd be technically a Unix-descendant).  Still not sure if I want to make her living or simply mentioned in passing.

Aha, Darknight's gonna try the "school teacher" approach for Minix-tan.  If you ask my opinion, she sort of looks like a teacher already.  Something about the hair and the book....  -v-

And dear GAWDS, did I read that correctly....  @o@

*stares at sentence*

*stares at Darknight's avatar*

Impossible,... Surely the greatest of the great 95-tan uber fanboys is not making an OS/2-tan drawing!!  @o@'

I probably misread,... maybe he meant "95-tan drawing"....!  ^o^'

ACK!

Or I got it....

Could it possibly be....

A drawing depicting OS/2-tan being shish-kababed by 95-tan's Katana!!!!  @o@;
(Through IBM's fault again, no doubt.)

*gasp*  WOAH!!!  WHAT A TRULY SUGOI SITUATION!!!!  *v*

*ditches flag, grabs pompoms and starts cheering Darknight on*

A la bim, a la bom, a la bim-bom-bam!!!
Darknight, darknight, ra-ra-RAH!!!!  ^V^


C-Chan added the following  2 minutes after last message :

Quote from: "NewYinzer"
QuoteI haven't started to work with integrals yet. Actually, we're seeing logarithms and derivatives. Next semester follows Integrals.

Me neither. I'm just starting Trig this year. Seriously, we should get this thread on track, or Pitkin will be angered.


Don't worry.  ^__^

A)  This isn't an admin thread, so there's not the same taboo here.

B)  This is also MY thread, and I'm very permissive of tangents.  ^_-

C)  In any case, you're talking about schoolwork and that's useful regardless of the original topic.  ^__^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 29, 2006, 01:15:18 PM
QuoteI might want to add an AMIX-tan to the list, but maybe later (besides, she'd be technically a Unix-descendant). Still not sure if I want to make her living or simply mentioned in passing.

Aha, Darknight's gonna try the "school teacher" approach for Minix-tan. If you ask my opinion, she sort of looks like a teacher already. Something about the hair and the book.... -v-

For some reason, the prospect of an AMIX-tan or upgraded Minix-tan doesn't appeal to me as much...

*continues waving*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 29, 2006, 01:33:18 PM
Fufufu,... ^.^
Neither will an EXEC-tan or a TOPS-tan, but they both have to get done eventually.  Too much history is riding on them.  -v-
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on August 29, 2006, 03:13:12 PM
An IBM-PC-tan would be nice...
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 29, 2006, 11:08:34 PM
But,... that would be a hardware-tan again, no?  ^___^'
Then again, I wouldn't mind another pic like this:  ^.^



C-Chan added the following  11 minutes after last message :

BTW, I probably will mention AMIX-tan in passing after all.  Not only is she too obscure, but she'll probably be deceased as well -- one of the traumas that Amiga-tan has but keeps bottled up.

Don't mean to bring severity to what was once mostly comedy, but comparatively-speaking the Window-tans have had it very easy (post 3.1-tan, at least), and continue to be rich, popular, comfortable and more-or-less intact.  By contrast, the vintage -tans have lived through a lot, having had their fair share of triumphs and disappointments, prosperity and bankruptcy, unions and separations.....

*sad sigh*  -__-
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: SleepyD on August 29, 2006, 11:12:16 PM
hm... which brings up the idea of a more serious OS-tan comic...

haha, I love that pic.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 29, 2006, 11:22:04 PM
Yeah, it'd be great to pursue a serious comic idea.
Can't say I have no shortage of funny, normal and serious story ideas.

But as always, time is our enemy.  -____-

DAMN YOU TIME!!!  ^0^

*contemplates drawing a Time-tan to slap her silly*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: SleepyD on August 29, 2006, 11:26:19 PM
it would be like... one of those fictional things based on history and overly-dramatized. haha
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 29, 2006, 11:37:52 PM
Oh yeah, the 1989 "Purge" that left poor Lisa-tan traumatized is probably an over-dramatization of actual events.  ^.^'

But hey, I'm sure OS-tans see things a lot more differently than we end users do.  ^-^'

BTW, if you don't mind me being just the least bit curious, did you,.... you know.... um............?

*twiddles hooves bashfully*

Start,...... "the" drawing.......?  ^___^'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: SleepyD on August 30, 2006, 12:52:31 AM
yesh, started... although, no artistic piece. just a bunch of doodles.

playing around with details here. ^^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on August 30, 2006, 01:15:36 AM
Still,... SUGOI, SUGOI!!!!!!!  ^V^

*bows and grovels with appreciation before the great SleepyD*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Agent_Dark_Booty on September 03, 2006, 10:59:55 PM
I have some ideas, particularly for <a href="www.dragonflybsd.org" alt="DragonFly BSD">DragonFly BSD</a> and maybe a FreeBSD or two . . . but that'll come when I feel like finding the driver for that new printer I received . . . on an unrelated sidenote, anyone want a 486?
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 04, 2006, 11:45:55 AM
Sound interesting. 486, eh? What OS is it running? I'll think about it, but only after I pry myself away from MegaTokyo...
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on September 04, 2006, 06:52:05 PM
Yo, the Agent hath returned!  ^v^
We're all ears on Dragonfly BSD.  For FreeBSD, you'd just be much-needed rio control, as there a number of would-be candidates floating around and few are particularly,..... well....... um.......  -___-'

....

Ahhh! All art has it's merit.s, so I won't say it.... ^__^

You know I used to own a 486 myself.  ^__^

Figure it'd be a great opportunity to test out all the vantage DOS-tans I'm drawing, but then again....
I'm still struggling to find the time to fix my SUSE machine....  -v-'

*sigh*

.....Oh, and NewYinzer......?

You reading Megatokyo now?  Ã,¬__Ã,¬
Question:  Are the characters finally out of that doggarn store?  Ã,¬__Ã,¬'
It seems like half the comic was stuck in that plot limbo....  -__-'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 04, 2006, 07:11:18 PM
ADB, the Dragonfly BSD sounds good, but I agree with C-Chan that with FreeBSD, you're gonna have problems.

QuoteYou reading Megatokyo now? Ã,¬__Ã,¬
Question: Are the characters finally out of that doggarn store? Ã,¬__Ã,¬'
It seems like half the comic was stuck in that plot limbo.... -__-'

Nope...still there. I'm up to strip 322 now, so it's a long road to travel. I checked the last strip, and it was the same store.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on September 04, 2006, 08:07:02 PM
Oh no, I didn't say he'd have problems with FreeBSD.  ^__^
Just that,... well,... any idea he can offer is probably better than what's out there....  ^^'

And DEAR GAWDS!!!  They're STILL AT THE STORE!!!! @__@

No wonder I stopped reading....  Ã,¬____Ã,¬'
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 04, 2006, 08:10:41 PM
Calm down, the people there have something going. If they leave the store, they lose the plot. Unless he wanted to stop the comic, they'll never leave.
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on September 04, 2006, 08:17:08 PM
Egads,... trapped forever in the store..... -___-

*ponders*

Though I suppose it isn't too bad if the store's full of Anime and Manga.  It'd be like that Twilight Zone episode where the Neutron Bomb kills everyone and leaves the bookworm with all the books he could read.  ^__^

*picks up manga*

*glasses fall and shatter*

Oh no,....  X__x
[whining]  It's not fair!  ^o^
There was time!
*cries*  There was finally time...!  ;^0^;

*bawls*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Ultimaninja on September 05, 2006, 05:49:47 PM
I left Megatokyo when Largo was talking to the one girl about their online friend...due to moving

never really picked up after that because it wasn't as light hearted as it used to be.

[off the subject: C-Chan you seem like a completely random person...the kind of person who plays Katamari damaci...C-Chan you are awsome...Rock on!!!]
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: SleepyD on September 05, 2006, 06:47:05 PM
Not that it really matters, but,


Na NA~ nanananana NA na, na NAna na nana~
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 05, 2006, 07:13:37 PM
Okay people, let's get this thing back on topic! Anyone got any new Linux Distros?

Quote
Oh no,.... X__x
[whining] It's not fair! ^o^
There was time!
*cries* There was final time...! ;^0^;

*bawls*

Plus ten potatoes for Simpsons reference!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on September 05, 2006, 11:33:53 PM
QuoteI left Megatokyo when Largo was talking to the one girl about their online friend...due to moving

never really picked up after that because it wasn't as light hearted as it used to be.

You're not talking about Miho, are you?  The Zombie Queen that every went bonkers over for quite some time.  *sigh*
Oh well, que sera sera, whatever will be will be....  -v-

Quote[off the subject: C-Chan you seem like a completely random person...the kind of person who plays Katamari damaci...C-Chan you are awsome...Rock on!!!]

Thank you, Ultraninja, this pick will rock as you command!  And I'll roll every once in a while too.  -v-

Nope, never touched Katamari Damacy, but have been curious about what the fuss is all about.  Then again, I have played 'The Daibijin' and the 'Mr. Mosquito' games,... would those count towards my randomness?  ^.^

QuoteNot that it really matters, but,
http://ostan.blackdiam.net/images/smiles/2/sign_offtopic.gif

Na NA~ nanananana NA na, na NAna na nana~
QuoteOkay people, let's get this thing back on topic! Anyone got any new Linux Distros?
...
Plus ten potatoes for Simpsons reference!

PIGGY ATTACK!!!!!!!!  ^0^

*C-Chan rolls into a ball, and ping-pongs SleepyD and NewYinzer several times*

I started this thread, so I say let the tangents soar, baby!!  ^V^
(Well, okay,.. you can leave the hentai, phentermine commericals and panda attacks at the door, but I'm pretty lenient with a whole lot of other things.... Ã,¬vÃ,¬')

...Besides, I already put all the Linux distros on the roadmap....

http://ostan.blackdiam.net/viewtopic.php?t=187&start=20

.... so might as well continue there so I don't need to check in two separate places.  Fufufu.... ^^;

Oh, and thanks for the 'taters, but that also doubles as a Twilight Zone reference.
So that being said...

*puts on best orphan look*

Please sir, may I have some more?  *puppy eyes*  *_*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 06, 2006, 06:47:24 PM
Quote
Please sir, may I have some more? *puppy eyes* *_*

Ten more potatoes for the Oliver Twist reference!

BTW, I hate the phentermine trolls! Otaku are not usually fat! I was at Borders a few days ago, looking in the manga aisle, and there was only one fat otaku out of about four I saw! In case you want to know about this drug:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phentermine
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: C-Chan on September 06, 2006, 10:40:44 PM
Huh.....  And here I thought it was some chemical used to attract mates or something....  '_'

Oh wait a sec, that would be "pheromones".  Baka C-Chan... *bops head*  -v-'

*continues frying hash browns*

Mmmm,.. nothing beats hash browns for dinner....  ^u^
Thank ye as always, Yinzermeister!  ^v^
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 07, 2006, 06:52:40 PM
Mmm...hash browns. Phermones for attracting mates, eh?
*starts writing on pad* Chemical, attract girls, end loneliness, conquer world, hash browns, two cups of coffee *stops writing*
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: Kami-Tux on September 07, 2006, 06:57:04 PM
coffee, right... good idea!
Title: Linux Distros
Post by: NewYinzer on September 07, 2006, 07:09:21 PM
Yes! Coffee!