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{{Taninfobox
{{OSinfobox
|tanname= Ubuntu Linux-tan
|image =  
|image= Ubuntu-tan.png


|cname= Ubuntu-tan
|cname = Ubuntu-tan
|alias= n/a
|alias =  
|creator= multiple creators: Piro, Juzo-kun and some anonymous artists
|debut = Jun 2005
|debut= Jun 2005
|height = ?
|haircolor= Dark brown
|eyecolor= Brown or red
|apfaction = [[Linux Unix Consortium]]
|lineage= Linux, Debian branch. Has descendants of her own, and could be considered the foundation of her own branch as well.


|osper= Ubuntu Linux
|osper = Ubuntu Linux and variants
|osdev= Canonical Ltd. / Ubuntu Foundation
|osdev = Canonical Ltd. (Ubuntu). Other developers for the other variants.
|reldate= Oct 20 2004
|reldate = v.4.10 (20 Oct 2004)
|lastrel= Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex (Oct 30 2008)
|lastrel = v.10.10 (Oct 2010)
}}


|fnote= Comments on the character.
}}


==Technical details==
==Technical details==
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==Character details==
==Character details==
===Multiple designs===
As of this date, there are several known renditions of Ubuntu-tan.  The  '''[http://ostan-collections.net/imeeji/albums/userpics/10570/Ubuntu2.jpg first]''' was posted on 6/12/2005 by the Japanese artist Piro.  This Ubuntu-tan is portrayed as a young, wild and happy-go-lucky girl with only a very slight dark-skinned complexion and blue eyes.  She is scantily-clad with motif's from the default Human Gnome desktop theme and wears high-heeled sandals.  Pieces of the Ubuntu logo are also featured as her hairclip and forming a kind of energy shawl around her chest.
As of this date, there are several known renditions of Ubuntu-tan.  The  '''[http://ostan-collections.net/imeeji/albums/userpics/10570/Ubuntu2.jpg first]''' was posted on 6/12/2005 by the Japanese artist Piro.  This Ubuntu-tan is portrayed as a young, wild and happy-go-lucky girl with only a very slight dark-skinned complexion and blue eyes.  She is scantily-clad with motif's from the default Human Gnome desktop theme and wears high-heeled sandals.  Pieces of the Ubuntu logo are also featured as her hairclip and forming a kind of energy shawl around her chest.


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Both versions follow the theme of making Ubuntu a dark-skinned girl of probable African decent, given the South African roots of the Ubuntu Linux distribution.  There have been several fanart renditions of Ubuntu-tan, usually more-or-less modeled after Juzo-kun's design, with varying styles of clothing.
Both versions follow the theme of making Ubuntu a dark-skinned girl of probable African decent, given the South African roots of the Ubuntu Linux distribution.  There have been several fanart renditions of Ubuntu-tan, usually more-or-less modeled after Juzo-kun's design, with varying styles of clothing.


No matter the design, Ubuntu-tan is generally portrayed as happy, friendly and open-minded. She is knowledgeable and forgiving with those new to Linux; all of which are references to the customizable and user-friendly nature of the operating system. She is also generally seen as quite youthful and good looking.  
===Characterization===
No matter the design, Ubuntu-tan is generally portrayed as happy, friendly and open-minded. She is knowledgeable and forgiving with those new to Linux; all of which are references to the customizable and user-friendly nature of the operating system. She is also generally seen as quite youthful and good looking. In the OS-tan expanded universe, she is one of the most popular and successful diplomats, towards other factions, and within the Linux Unix Consortium.


Incidentally, the meaning of the word Ubuntu is generally suggested to mean humanity towards others.
Incidentally, the meaning of the word Ubuntu is generally suggested to mean humanity towards others.


Her as yet undrawn sisters include [[Kubuntu-tan]], [[Edubuntu-tan]] and [[Xubuntu-tan]].
See also:
See also:
See also:
*[[List of OS-tans]]
*[[List of OS-tans]]
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