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A very basic table of nicknames and proposed human names for OS-tans. All of these names are fanon, though the nicknames for the canon Windows-tans are canon, using them as the OS-tans' real names isn't necessarily.  
A very basic table of nicknames and proposed human names for OS-tans. All of these names are fanon at most, though the nicknames for the canon Windows-tans are canon, using them as the OS-tans' real names isn't necessarily.  


In recent years, the OS-tan verse has become westernized in much of the fanon, with many of the new OS-tans having only western names. This seems to make the Japanese names and cultural practices of the Windows-tans appear out of place, but are kept for the sake of tradition and the OS-tan phenomenon's Japanese roots. As a compromise between the Japanese roots, and the more Western-style fanon, it has been proposed to try and come up with both Western and Japanese names for OS-tans whenever possible, which ever one being used (if at all), being up to individual preference, and why not? The OS-tan verse setting is already portrayed as anachronistic, why not a cultural fusion too?  
In recent years, the OS-tan verse has become westernized in much of the fanon, with many of the new OS-tans having only western names. This seems to make the Japanese names and cultural practices of the Windows-tans appear out of place, but are kept for the sake of tradition and the OS-tan phenomenon's Japanese roots. As a compromise between the Japanese roots, and the more Western-style fanon, it has been proposed to try and come up with both Western and Japanese names for OS-tans whenever possible, which ever one being used (if at all), being up to individual preference, and why not? The OS-tan verse setting is already portrayed as anachronistic, why not a cultural fusion too?  
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! colspan="4" | '''Windows-tans'''
! colspan="4" | '''Windows-tans'''
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|[[Windows 1.0]]||    ||Kazue Madobe ||
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|[[Windows 2.0]]||    ||Niiko Madobe||
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|[[Windows 3.1]]||    ||  || Baba-chan, Baba-loli
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|[[Windows 95]]||    ||      ||95-neechan, Chicago
|[[Windows 95]]||    ||      ||95-neechan, Chicago
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|[[Macintosh System 7]]||(none yet)||Pleiades, Subaru Fuji||
|[[Macintosh System 7]]||(none yet)||Pleiades, Subaru Fuji||
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|[[Macintosh System 7.5]]||(none yet)||Kapone Fuji||Kapo-san (from the Japanese rendering of "Capone")
|[[Macintosh System 7.5]]||(none yet)||Kapone Fuji||Kapo-san (from the Japanese rendering of "Capone"), Kaponee-san (combination of "Kapone" and "nee-san")
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|[[Mac OS 8]]||Veronica Macintosh||Tempo Fuji||
|[[Mac OS 8]]||Veronica Macintosh||Tempo Fuji||
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|[[BESYS]]||Bethany Murray ||  ||
|[[BESYS]]||Bethany Murray ||  ||
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|Commodore VIC-20||Victoria||    ||Vixen, Volkscomputer
|[[Commodore VIC-20]]||Victoria||    ||Vixen, Volkscomputer
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|[[CRAY-1]]||Corina Seymour ||    ||   
|[[CRAY-1]]||Corina Seymour ||    ||   
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|[[GENIAC]]||Jeanie Berkeley||  ||
|[[GENIAC]]||Jeanie Berkeley||  ||
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|Linux||Lina Torvalds||Lina  ||GNU/Linux
|[[KolibriOS]]||    ||Sachi Hachidori  ||Kori-chan
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|Linux||Lina Torvalds||Lina  ||GNU/Linux  
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|[[Lunar Linux]]||Luna Moonowl||Tsukibukuro (or Tsukiko) Mahoumoto
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|[[MenuetOS]]||Minna Turjanmaa ||  ||MeOS
|[[MenuetOS]]||Minna Turjanmaa ||  ||MeOS
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|[[SAGE]]||Gina Forrester ||  ||
|[[SAGE]]||Gina Forrester ||  ||
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|[[Source Mage]]||    ||Kurohane Mahoumoto ||
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|[[VAXELN]]||Ellen Cutler ||  ||
|[[VAXELN]]||Ellen Cutler ||  ||
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|[[WWMCCS]]||Wimmex ||  ||
|[[WWMCCS]]||Wimmex ||  ||
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|[[Xenix]]||Xenia ||    ||
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!colspan="4" | '''OS/software/hardware-kuns'''
!colspan="4" | '''OS/software/hardware-kuns'''

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A very basic table of nicknames and proposed human names for OS-tans. All of these names are fanon at most, though the nicknames for the canon Windows-tans are canon, using them as the OS-tans' real names isn't necessarily.

In recent years, the OS-tan verse has become westernized in much of the fanon, with many of the new OS-tans having only western names. This seems to make the Japanese names and cultural practices of the Windows-tans appear out of place, but are kept for the sake of tradition and the OS-tan phenomenon's Japanese roots. As a compromise between the Japanese roots, and the more Western-style fanon, it has been proposed to try and come up with both Western and Japanese names for OS-tans whenever possible, which ever one being used (if at all), being up to individual preference, and why not? The OS-tan verse setting is already portrayed as anachronistic, why not a cultural fusion too?

List of proposed names

Character Western name Japanese name Common nickname(s)
Windows-tans
Windows 1.0 Kazue Madobe
Windows 2.0 Niiko Madobe
Windows 3.1 Baba-chan, Baba-loli
Windows 95 95-neechan, Chicago
Windows 98 Hacchan Madobe Memphis
Windows 98SE Secchan Madobe
Windows 2000 Nisen Madobe NT 5.0, 2K-san
XP Professional Saseko Madobe Pekepi, Whistler
XP Home Homeko Madobe
Windows Vista Vistake, Visbou, Chivistan Madobe Vistan
Windows 7 n/a? Nanami Madobe Win7, NT 6.1
Apple-tans
Apple I (none yet?) Kiboriko Ringo I-okaasama
Apple II (none yet) Shiroyuki Ringo
Apple III Sara Appletree Sara Ringo
Apple Lisa Lisa Appletree Lisa Ringo
GS/OS Phoenix Appletree Phoenix Ringo Cortland, IIGS
Macintosh System 1 (none yet) Ichigo Fuji
Macintosh System 2 Nina Macintosh Nina Fuji Ahiru-chan
Macintosh System 3 Hisca Macintosh Hinoe, Mitsuko Fuji
Macintosh System 3.4 (none yet) Sayoko Fuji
Macintosh System 4 (none yet) Yoko, Shizune Fuji
Macintosh System 5 Phantom Macintosh (none yet)
Macintosh System 6 Antares Macintosh (none yet)
Macintosh System 7 (none yet) Pleiades, Subaru Fuji
Macintosh System 7.5 (none yet) Kapone Fuji Kapo-san (from the Japanese rendering of "Capone"), Kaponee-san (combination of "Kapone" and "nee-san")
Mac OS 8 Veronica Macintosh Tempo Fuji
Mac OS 9 Sonata Macintosh Sonata Fuji
OSX Snow Leopard Snow Yuki Full name is Snow Leopard, but goes by "Snow"
Other OS-tans (to be sorted later)
Bell Labs UNIX Eunice Bell
BESYS Bethany Murray
Commodore VIC-20 Victoria Vixen, Volkscomputer
CRAY-1 Corina Seymour
CTSS Tess Corbató
Dead Hand Mertvaya Ruka Ruka
GENIAC Jeanie Berkeley
KolibriOS Sachi Hachidori Kori-chan
Linux Lina Torvalds Lina GNU/Linux
Lunar Linux Luna Moonowl Tsukibukuro (or Tsukiko) Mahoumoto
MenuetOS Minna Turjanmaa MeOS
Multics Minerva Corbató
OpenVMS Vanessa Cutler
PDP-1 Penelope/Penny
QNX Quinn X. Dodge
Rainbow 100 Rain Decker
RSX Risa Cutler
RT-11 Renita Decker
SAGE Gina Forrester
Source Mage Kurohane Mahoumoto
VAXELN Ellen Cutler
WAITS Willow
Whirlwind Winifred Forrester
PDP-1 Penelope Gurley(?)
WWMCCS Wimmex
Xenix Xenia
OS/software/hardware-kuns
Emacs Evan
FASTRAND Randy
IBM 728 Ivan
QED Ted
Vi Victor
RED Red

How to add names to the table

Table code

{|cellpadding=2 border=1 style= "background:#EFF5FB;"
|- style="background:#AFAFE9;"
!scope="col"|'''Character'''
|scope="col"|'''Western name'''
|scope="col"|'''Japanese name'''
|scope="col"|'''Common nickname(s)'''
|-
|character goes here||western name||japanese name ||other nicknames
|-
|}

Add an entry

Look at this sample row: 

|character goes here||western name||japanese name ||other nicknames

The first pipe "|" marks the start of the new row, and because scope="col" is used for each column, the other cells in the row use double pipes "||". The last entry goes to the right of the last double pipes, and is closed off with a 

|-

right below the row.

Insert it into the section you are looking for.


Notes about names

Windows-tans

Since the debut of the semi-official Windows 7 mascot, Nanami Madobe, some fans have decided to incorporate Madobe (meaning "by the window") as the last name for all Windows-tans.

Mac-tans

Their proposed last name of Fuji for their Japanese names refers to the Japanese Fuji apple.

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