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{{OSinfobox | {{OSinfobox | ||
|tanname= Windows 2.0-tan | |tanname= Windows 2.0-tan | ||
|image= | |image= windows2-0avi.png | ||
|cname= Windows 2.0-tan | |cname= Windows 2.0-tan | ||
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==Technical Details== | |||
'''Windows 2.0-tan''' (2.0たん) is one of the least common Windows personifications. She personifies Windows 2.0, which was a version of the Microsoft Windows graphical user interface-based operating environment that superseded [[Windows 1.0]]. It was Microsoft's second attempt to implement a multi-tasking graphical user interface-based operating environment on the PC platform. | '''Windows 2.0-tan''' (2.0たん) is one of the least common Windows personifications. She personifies Windows 2.0, which was a version of the Microsoft Windows graphical user interface-based operating environment that superseded [[Windows 1.0]]. It was Microsoft's second attempt to implement a multi-tasking graphical user interface-based operating environment on the PC platform. | ||
==Character Details== | |||
Despite the popularity of Windows-based OS-tans, there are considerably few renditions of Windows OSes prior to version 3.1. One possible reason for this omission can be traced to the perception of [[Windows 3.1]] as marking the beginning of Microsoft Windows' rise to dominance (hence, the origin of the Windows family), and thus delegating versions 1.0 and 2.0 as simply younger facets of the more memorable version 3.1. Therefore, only a handful of designs that can be confirmed by OSC to exist, all of which share similar-enough traits to be considered as a single character rendition. | Despite the popularity of Windows-based OS-tans, there are considerably few renditions of Windows OSes prior to version 3.1. One possible reason for this omission can be traced to the perception of [[Windows 3.1]] as marking the beginning of Microsoft Windows' rise to dominance (hence, the origin of the Windows family), and thus delegating versions 1.0 and 2.0 as simply younger facets of the more memorable version 3.1. Therefore, only a handful of designs that can be confirmed by OSC to exist, all of which share similar-enough traits to be considered as a single character rendition. | ||