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OS-tan Fan-Fics, Comics and Fan-Stuff / Re: FREE COOKIES!

Last post by tekuafool - Yesterday at 10:21:06 PM

Wanted to practice some scenery so I chose to draw We-tan in reference to Whethan's Fantasy cover because wordplay or something

OS-tan Talk / Re: Most underrated OS-tans?

Last post by oobabasama - Yesterday at 09:25:37 PM

Obaba is greatly popular in the Eastern fandom but doesn't get much attention in the Western fandom by comparison

General Computers and Gaming / Re: Games General

Last post by Goujer - Yesterday at 05:41:14 PM

I love putting all my favorite OS-tans and -kuns in a jar and shaking them.
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Dying to get 95-kun a kimono...

OS-tan Fan-Fics, Comics and Fan-Stuff / Re: FREE COOKIES!

Last post by Goujer - Yesterday at 05:14:27 PM

OS-tan Talk / Re: Most underrated OS-tans?

Last post by Goujer - Yesterday at 05:01:29 PM

Moseko and Gigeko I def think are a bit underrated, and I love their designs.

I also think the Futaba Seven-tan is not nearly as popular as she could be simply because Nanami exists.

If you want to talk about heavily underrated though, most OS-kuns get a pretty short end of the stick. 95-kun, Me-kun and Mac OS9-kun I think all deserve a bit more love. I love 95-kun so much.

Quote from: Lily1027 on April 22, 2026, 02:36:37 PMI also do whenever I have some Windows, I always set up as wallpaper an OS-tan that is a personification of that Windows.

I used to do this so committedly. Now days I just have all my OS-tan wallpapers shuffled and I see them all. It used to make more sense when I was using XP, 7 and 8.1 on different machines. Now most things I use are 10, so I include all my -tan and -kun wallpapers regardless of if they fit the OS.

Quote from: VonDaab on Yesterday at 03:29:37 AMMCE especially was quite niche OS. Lot of people who used regular XP had already the tools to do the same exact things as MCE was built for. I remember streaming TV broadcast over internet in VLC back in XP days. And VLC could do all the movie playback anyways.

I worked IT for neighborhood friends back in the day and there were so many MCE installs on family computers, Dell and HP especially. I don't think most of them realized it was different from Home Edition.
I never understood why MCE was a separate edition. But if you look at all the editions of Vista, it's clear Microsoft back then had some kind of obsession with making new editions.

OS-tan Talk / Re: Most underrated OS-tans?

Last post by VonDaab - Yesterday at 03:29:37 AM

MCE especially was quite niche OS. Lot of people who used regular XP had already the tools to do the same exact things as MCE was built for. I remember streaming TV broadcast over internet in VLC back in XP days. And VLC could do all the movie playback anyways.