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| ==Possible table to use for the List of OS-tans sections==
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| {|cellpadding=2 border=1 style= "background:#EFF5FB; border:2px solid black"
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Class'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
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| |icon||OS-tan||class||family||debut||obsolete?||roles
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| notes:
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| *"class" refers to type of OS (home computer, general purpose, embedded, server, mainframe, mobile) and/or hardware (8-bit, 16-bit, etc.)
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| *OSes that are 'obsolete' are no longer current and no longer supported by developers. For these OS-tans, survival is dependent on a large enough user-base, and original systems remaining.
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| **if possible, also add date that OS got discontinued and had support dropped.
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| *"roles" include affiliations with factions, occupations, etc.
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| *may also include a proprietary vs. open source category.
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| <pre>
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| {|cellpadding=2 style= "background:#EFF5FB; border:2px solid black"
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Class'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
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| |icon||OS-tan||class||family||debut||obsolete?||roles
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| </pre>
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| ===from the Windows-tans list:===
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
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| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan Class|Class]]'''
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| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan lineage|Family]]'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
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| |icon||'''[[Windows 1.0]]'''||Personal Computer, 16-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||20 Nov 1985||yes || Genetic mother of the 9x Windows, roles vary due to character interpretation.
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| |icon||'''[[Windows 2.0]]'''||Personal Computer, 16-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||1 Nov 1987||yes || Member of the Vintage Federation after exile in the OS Wars.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin3-1.png]]||'''[[Windows 3.1]]'''||Personal Computer, 16-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||22 May 1990||yes || (possibly) the oldest Windows-tan in the Windows Family. The first one to be successful.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin3-2.png]]||'''[[Windows 3.2]]'''||Personal Computer, 16-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||circa 1992||yes || From the defunct Chinese language branch of the Windows Family.
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| |[[Image:MiniWinNT.png]]||'''[[Windows NT]]'''||Server OS, 32-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||1993||yes || Mother of the NT-based Windows, is a diplomat, conquered the server market in the 90's. Mainly retired from combat in favor of running the household.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin95.png]]||'''[[Windows 95]]'''||Personal Computer, 16/32-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||24 Aug 1995||yes || Big-sister figure to most Windows-tans, established Windows dominance in the consumer market, is still a practicing swordswoman.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin95OSR2-1.png]]||'''[[95 OSR 2.1|Windows 95 OSR 2.1]]'''||Personal Computer, 16/32-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||1996||yes || Old-fashioned inventor, left the Windows Family to live as a hermit.
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| |[[Image:Mini95OSR2-5.png]]||'''[[95 OSR 2.5|Windows 95 OSR 2.5]]'''||Personal Computer, 16/32-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||26 Nov 1997||yes || Rivals with 98-tan and 98SE-tan. One of the few who still talks to OSR 2.1-tan.
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| |[[Image:MiniWinCE.png]]||'''[[Windows CE]]'''||mobile||Windows (Mobile)||1996||? || Main or only mobile OS of the Windows-tans. Dreamcast fangirl, rival of Palm-tan.
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| |[[Image:MiniWinInu_T.png]]||'''[[InuT-tan|Windows NT 4.0]]'''||Server OS, 32-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||1996||yes || Dog girl, friends with Homeo.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin97.png]]||'''[[Windows 97]]'''||prototype||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||n/a||yes ||Rival to XPMCE-tan and Windows 7-tan, wants to be the real 7-tan.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin98.png]]||'''[[Windows 98]]'''||Personal Computer, 32-bit||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||25 Jun 1998||yes (support dropped in 2006) || Shy schoolgirl, possible love interest towards Homeo
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| |[[Image:Miniwin98SE.png]]||'''[[Windows 98 SE]]'''||Personal Computer, 32-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||5 May 1999||yes (support dropped in 2006) || Shy schoolgirl, usually accompanies 98-tan. Antagonistic towards Homeo, and possibly all male characters.
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| |icon||'''[[Windows Odyssey]]'''||prototype||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||n/a||yes || unknown
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| |icon||'''[[Windows Neptune]]'''||prototype||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||n/a||yes|| unknown
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| |[[Image:MiniWinME.png]]||'''[[Windows ME]]'''||Personal Computer, 32-bit ||[[Win9x|DOS/Windows 9x]]||14 Sep 2000||yes (support dropped in 2006) || Least stable of the Windows-tans; a happy-go-lucky klutz. Last 9x Windows OS.
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| |[[Image:MiniWin2000.png]]||'''[[Windows 2000]]'''||Workstation, 32-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||17 Feb 2000||yes || "Dependable woman" of the Windows-tans, often ME's guardian
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| |[[Image:MiniWinXPpro.png]]||'''[[XP-tan|Windows XP Professional]]'''||Personal Computer, Workstation, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||25 Oct 2001||no (still supported) || Originally the fanciest OS-tan who was more pretty than useful- this role may have changed over time. Often antagonistic of XP Home.
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| |[[Image:MiniWinXPhome.png]]||'''[[Homeko|Windows XP Home]]'''||Personal Computer, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||25 Oct 2001||no (still supported) || Yaoi manga writer, likes to get her brother into awkward situations; a foil to XP Pro-tan.
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| |icon||'''[[XPME-tan|Windows XP Media Center]]'''||Personal Computer, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||Oct 2004||no (still supported) || Multimedia OS, often klutzy like ME-tan.
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| |[[Image:Miniwin2003saba.png]]||'''[[2003 Server|Windows 2003 Server]]'''||Server, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||Mar 28 2003||no (still supported) || Main server of the Windows Family until 2008, works side-by-side with Windows Server 2000 and 2008.
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| |icon||'''[[Longhorn|Windows Longhorn]]'''||prototype||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||n/a||yes || This character no longer exists in canon or fanon
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| |icon||'''[[Windows Vista]]'''||Multi-edition OS, 32/64-bit||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||30 Jan 2007||? || Varies greatly due to character interpretation
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| |icon||'''[[Windows 7]]'''||Multi-edition OS general-purpose OS, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||22 Oct 2009||no || Varies greatly due to character interpretation
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| |icon||'''[[Windows 8]]'''||Multi-edition, general-purpose OS, 32/64-bit ||[[WinNT|Windows NT]]||Sep 2011||no (current) || Unknown
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| |}
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| ===Apple-tan list===
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| {|cellpadding=2 style= "background:#EFF5FB; border:2px solid black"
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
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| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan Class|Class]]'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
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| |[[Image:MiniAppleI.png]]||'''[[Apple I]]'''||Prototype?||[[Pre-Macintosh]]||1976||yes||Universal mother figure of all Apple-tans.
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| |[[Image:MiniAppleII.png]]||'''[[Apple II]]'''||Home computer||[[Pre-Macintosh]]||5 Jun 1977||yes||Co-founder of Binteeji Renmei, established the Apple Family. Is a farmer and hobbyist.
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| |[[Image:MiniAppleIII.png]]||'''[[Apple III]]'''||Workstation||[[Pre-Macintosh]]||May 1980||yes||Unstable pyromaniac who left the family out of shame. Lives in secrecy to redeem herself.
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| |[[Image:MiniLisa.png]]||'''[[Apple Lisa]]'''||Workstation||[[Pre-Macintosh]]||19 Jan 1983||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacOS.png]]||'''[[MacOS | Mac OS]]'''||Personal Computer||[[Classic Mac]] or [[Mac OSX]], depending on what she represents||unknown||unknown||May represent all Mac OSes, or just all OSXs. Roles vary based on what she represents. Commonly depicted as the leader of all Macs or OSXs.
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem1.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 1]]'''||Personal Computer||[[Classic Mac]]||24 Jan 1984||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem2.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 2]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||Apr 1985||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem3.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 3]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||16 Jan 1986||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniGSOS.png]]||'''[[GS/OS]]'''||home computer ||[[Pre-Macintosh]]||1986||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem3-4.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 3.4]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||circa 1988||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem4.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 4]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||2 Mar 1987||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem5.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 5]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]|| n/a ||yes||"The Phantom of the Macintosh"
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| |[[Image:MiniAUX.png]]||'''[[A/UX]]'''||business and server OS ||Unix, System V branch||Feb 1988||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem6.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 6]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||30 Apr 1988||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem7.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 7]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||13 May 1991||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacSystem7-5.png]]||'''[[Macintosh System 7.5]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||Sep 1994||yes||roles
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| |icon||'''[[Newton OS|Apple Newton]]'''|| mobile ||Independent || 1993 || yes (discontinued '98) || roles
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| |icon||'''[[Copland]]'''||prototype||unknown||n/a||yes||Failed successor to the Classic Mac line.
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| |[[Image:MiniMacOS8.png]]||'''[[Mac OS 8]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||26 Jul 1997||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniMacOS9.png]]||'''[[Mac OS 9]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Classic Mac]]||23 Oct 1999||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniRhapsody.png]]||'''[[OSX Server|Mac OS X Server "Rhapsody"]]'''||Server ||[[Mac OSX]]||circa 1999||yes||Mother of the OSX-tans, ambassador of the Mac House.
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXCheetah.png]]||'''[[OSX Cheetah|Mac OS X 10.0]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||24 Mar 2001||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXPuma.png]]||'''[[OSX Puma|Mac OS X 10.1]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||Sep 2001||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXJaguar.png]]||'''[[OSX Jaguar|Mac OS X 10.2]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||24 Aug 2002||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXPanther.png]]||'''[[OSX Panther|Mac OS X 10.3]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||24 Mar 2003||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXTiger.png]]||'''[[OSX Tiger|Mac OS X 10.4]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||29 Apr 2005||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXLeopard.png]]||'''[[OSX Leopard|Mac OS X 10.5]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[Mac OSX]]||26 Oct 2007||yes||roles
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| |[[Image:MiniOSXSnowLeopard.png]]||'''[[OSX Snow Leopard|Mac OS X 10.6]]'''||Personal Computer, 64-bit ||[[Mac OSX]]||26 Aug 2009||no||roles
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| |icon||'''[[OSX Lion|Mac OS X 10.7]]'''||Personal Computer, 64-bit ||[[Mac OSX]]||Jul 2011||no (current)||roles
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| |icon||iOS (iPhone/iPod)||mobile ||[[Mac OSX]], iOS||2007-current||no||roles
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| |}
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| ===DOS-tan list===
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| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan Class|Class]]'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |[[Image:MiniDOSV.png]]||'''[[DOS/V]]'''||Personal Computer||[[x86 DOS]]||1990||yes||Japanese clone of MS-DOS and PC-DOS. Arch-nemesis of PC-98.
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| |icon||'''[[FreeDOS]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[x86 DOS]]||1998||no||The most modern of the DOS-tans, uses the magic of open sorcery to help others.
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| |[[Image:MiniDRDOS.png]]||'''[[DR-DOS]]'''|| ? ||[[x86 DOS]]||1976||no||Mother of the x86 DOS OSes, works as a doctor.
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| |[[image:MiniMSDOS.png]]||'''[[MS-DOS]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[x86 DOS]]||Aug 1981||yes||Oldest member of the current Windows Family, was for years the most successful OS-tan before the OS Wars.
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| |icon||'''[[MSX-DOS]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[x86 DOS]]||1984||yes||
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| |[[image:MiniPCDOS.png]]||'''[[PC-DOS]]'''||Personal Computer ||[[x86 DOS]]||Aug 1981||yes||?
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| |[[Image:MiniPTSDOS.png]]||'''[[PTS-DOS]]'''||? ||[[x86 DOS]]||1993||no|| ?
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| |[[image:MiniQDOS.png]]||'''[[QDOS]]'''||? ||[[x86 DOS]]||1980||yes|| ?
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| |[[image:MiniROMDOS.png]]||'''[[ROM-DOS]]'''||Embedded OS ||[[x86 DOS]]||1989||no|| ?
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| |}
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| ===Linux-tan list===
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| |[[Image:MiniLinux.png]]||'''[[Linux|GNU/Linux]]'''||various ||Linux (founder)||1991||no||Mother and leader of all Linux distro-tans.
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| |[[Image:Mini64Studio.png]]||'''[[64 Studio]]'''||Personal Computer, 64-bit||Debian branch||2005||no||Performer and DJ.
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| |icon||Adamantix|| ||Linux|| ? ||no|| ?
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| |icon||'''[[Arch Linux]]'''||Personal Computer ||Arch branch (founder)||2002||no||
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| |icon||APODIO|| ||Linux || ? || ? || ?
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| |icon||Barbie Linux||unknown ||Linux||2006||?||?
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| |icon||ChainSaw Linux||Personal Computer ||Linux||?||no||?
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| |icon||CRUX|| ||independent Linux branch||2001||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniDamnSmallLinux.png]]||'''[[Damn Small Linux]]'''||Personal Computer, 32-bit ||Linux, Knoppix branch||13 Apr 2005||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Debian]]'''||Personal Computer, 32/64-bit ||founder of Debian branch||1993||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniDreamlinux.png]]||'''[[DreamLinux]]'''|| ||Knoppix branch||10 Feb 2006||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Elive]]'''|| ||Debian branch||2005||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniEvilE.png]]||'''[[EvilEntity]]'''|| ||Linux, Slackware branch||25 Jan 2003||yes (discontinued 2006)||?
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| |[[Image:MiniFedora.png]]||'''[[Fedora]]'''|| ||Linux, Red hat branch||Nov 2003||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniFreespire.png]]||'''[[Freespire]]'''|| ||Debian branch||2006||yes (discontinued 2008)||?
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| |icon||Fried Chicken Linux|| ||Linux||?||?||?
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| |icon||'''[[Gentoo]]'''|| ||Gentoo branch (founder)||?||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[KateOS]]'''|| ||Slackware branch||?||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Knoppix]]'''|| ||Debian, founder of Knoppix branch||30 Sep 2000||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniLinspire.png]]||'''[[Linspire]]'''|| ||Linux, Debian branch||2001||yes (discontinued 2008)||?
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| |icon||'''[[Linux XP]]'''|| ||Linux||2005||no||Professional XP-tan impersonator.
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| |icon||'''[[Lubuntu]]'''|| ||Ubuntu branch||?||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Lunar Linux]]'''|| ||Sorcerer branch||Feb 2002||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[NepaLinux]]'''|| ||Debian branch||2005||?||?
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| |icon||'''[[Parsix]]'''|| ||Knoppix branch||1 Feb 2005 (v0.45)||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[PCLinuxOS]]'''|| ||Mandriva branch||2000||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Red Flag]]'''|| ||Red Hat branch||1999||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniRedHat.png]]||'''[[RedHat|Red Hat Linux]]'''||Workstation, Server||founder of Red Hat branch||1994||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniSlackware.png]]||'''[[Slackware]]'''|| ||founder of Slackware branch||1993||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Sorcerer]]'''|| ||founder of Sorcerer branch||Oct 2001||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Source Mage]]'''|| ||Linux, Sorcerer branch||Apr 2002||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[SuSE Linux]]'''|| ||Linux, Slackware branch||Apr 1994||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Stress Linux]]'''|| ||?||?||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniTFH.png]]||Tinfoil Hat Linux|| ||independent Linux branch||2002||yes (discontinued 2006)||Security expert, often a hired mercenary.
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| |icon||'''[[TinySofa Linux]]'''|| ||?||?||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Ubuntu]]'''||Multi-edition, 32/64-bit ||Linux, Debian branch, founder of Ubuntu branch||Oct 2004||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Yellow Dog Linux]]'''||Personal Computer, Workstation, Server, 32/64-bit ||Linux, Red Hat branch||8 Mar 1999||no||?
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| |[[Image:MiniYggdrasilLinux.png]]||'''[[Yggdrasil Linux]]'''||Personal Computer, 16/32-bit ||Linux, independent branch||Dec 1992||yes (discontinued 1995)||?
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| |icon||'''[[Yoper]]'''||Personal Computer and Server, 32-bit ||Linux, independent branch||Jan 2003||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Zenwalk]]'''|| ||Linux, Slackware branch||?||no||?
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| |icon||'''[[Zeus Linux]]'''|| ||?||?||no||?
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| |}
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| ===Mainframe-tan list===
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Class'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[BESM]]'''||mainframe||IAS||1950's||yes||Soviet mainframe descended from IAS, is IAS's disowned daughter.
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| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniBESYS.png]]||'''[[BESYS]]'''||mainframe||GMOS line||1957||yes (discontinued circa 1964)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniBOS360.png]]||'''[[BOS/360]]'''||mainframe||IBM, System/360||1965||yes|| ?
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[BUIC]]'''||mainframe||MIT,SAGE||1960 ||yes (decommissioned 1983)||SAGE's daughter and backup system.
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| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[CPCMS | CP/CMS]]'''||mainframe||MIT and IBM||1968||no||Early pioneer of open sourcery.
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| |-
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| |[[image:MiniCRAY1.png]]||'''[[CRAY-1|Cray-1]]'''||mainframe||Cray||1976||yes||Considered the first 'supercomputer'.
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Colossus]]'''||mainframe||Independent ||1943||no||British WWII-era codebreaker, died in 1945, resurrected in 1996, currently works as an assassin.
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[DIPS]]'''||mainframe||Independent(?)||1969 || yes (circa 1991) || Telephone operator.
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[ENIAC]]'''||mainframe||? ||1945||yes|| Mathematician who worked for the US Army during WWII.
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| |-
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| |[[Image:MiniGMOS.png]]||'''[[GMOS]]'''||mainframe||IBM, GMOS line (founder)||1955||yes (discontinued circa 1960's)|| Foundress of the IBM Mainframe OS-tan line, venerated as a god by later generations of IBM-tans.
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Harvard Mark I]]'''||mainframe||Harvard line (founder)||1944||yes (decommissioned circa 1955)|| Mathematician for the US Navy.
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Harvard Mark II]]'''||mainframe||Harvard||1947 ||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Harvard Mark III]]'''||mainframe||Harvard||1949 ||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Harvard Mark IV]]'''||mainframe||Harvard||1952 ||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[IAS]]'''||mainframe||IAS (founder)||1951||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniIBSYS.png]]||'''[[IBSYS]]'''||mainframe||GMOS line||1957||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[ILLIAC]]'''||mainframe, academic system||IAS||1952||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[KRONOS]]'''||mainframe||CDC||1970's||?||Negotiator within the CDC faction, prevents rivals from fighting.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[MACE]]'''||mainframe||CDC||1960's||?|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[MCP]]'''||mainframe||Burroughs||1961 ||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Mertvaya Ruka||Mainframe||independent||1984||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
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| |icon||'''[[MTS]]'''||mainframe, academic system||? ||1967 ||yes (discontinued 1999)|| ?
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Music/SP]]'''||mainframe||IBM||1972||yes (hobbyist use today)|| Teacher.
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| |-
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| |[[image:MiniNOS.png]]||'''[[NOS]]'''||mainframe||CDC||1970's||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[NOS/VE]]'''||mainframe||CDC||1980's||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[ORDVAC]]'''||mainframe||IAS||1952||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniOS360.png]]||'''[[OS/360]]'''||mainframe||IBM, System/360||1964||no||Leader of the IBM mainframes.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[image:MiniTSOS.png]]||'''[[TSOS|RCA TSOS]]'''||mainframe||RCA||1966||no||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[SABRE]]'''||mainframe||MIT, descended from SAGE||1950's||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[image:MiniSAGE.png]]||'''[[SAGE]]'''||mainframe||MIT, descended from Whirlwind||1959||yes (decommissioned in 1983)|| US Air Force officer who worked in bomber defense, inspired many computer and networking technologies, became a drifter after her retirement.
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| |-
| |
| |[[image:MiniSCOPE.png]]||'''[[SCOPE]]'''||mainframe||CDC||1963||yes||Leader of the former CDC faction.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniTOS360.png]]||'''[[TOS/360]]'''||mainframe||IBM,System/360||1965||yes||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[TSS/360]]'''||mainframe||IBM,System/360||1967||yes||Ambitious goals, but ended up as one the shortest-lived Mainframe-tans.
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| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniUMES.png]]||'''[[UMES]]'''||mainframe, academic system||GMOS line||1958||yes (decommissioned in 1967)||One of the first academic OS-tans, is MTS' predecessor.
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| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[VM/CMS]]'''||mainframe OS||MIT (through CP/CMS), but affiliated with IBM||1972||no|| ?
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[VSE]] (DOS/360)'''||mainframe||IBM, System/360||1966||no||Second-in-command of the IBM mainframes.
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| |-
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| |icon||'''[[Whirlwind]]'''||mainframe||MIT||1943||yes (decommissioned in 1973)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[image:MiniWWMCCS.png]]||'''[[WWMCCS]]'''||mainframe||unknown||1962||yes (decommissioned in 1996)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |}
| |
|
| |
| ===Unix-tan list:===
| |
| {|cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style= "background:#EFF5FB; border:2px solid black"
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan Class|Class]]'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''[[OS-tan lineage|Family]]'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[UNIX|Bell Labs UNIX]]'''||class||Founder of UNIX lineage, descended from Multics||1969||?||Matriarch of all Unix OSes, co-founder of Linux/Unix Consortium.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[AIX]]'''||Workstation||Unix||1986||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Belenix]]'''||?||?||?||?||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[BSD]]'''||?||Unix, BSD branch (founder)||1978||no||One of UNIX's oldest and most influential daughters.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Dragonfly BSD]]'''||Personal Computer||BSD||2004||no||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniEvoke.png]]||'''[[Evoke]]'''||Personal Computer||Unix, BSD branch||31 Dec 2007||no||Lives as a wanderer, accompanies MilaX and Damn Small Linux.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[FreeBSD]]'''||Personal Computer, Workstation||BSD||Nov 1993||no||BSD's most influential daughter, defector from the Unix Wars; co-leader of the User Space Gang.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[GNU/HURD]]'''||Personal Computer||Unix||development started in 1990, no complete release||no||An ambitious OS-tan that is a notorious procrastinator
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Inferno]]'''||?||Research Unix (through Plan 9)||1995||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[IRIX]]'''||Workstation||Unix||1985||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Midnight BSD]]'''||?||BSD||?||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Minix]]'''||?||Unix-like||?||no||Linux's mentor, mediator between the Linux-tans and Unix-tans.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniMilax.png]]||'''[[Damn Small Solaris | MilaX]]'''||Personal Computer||Unix, Solaris descendant||circa 2008||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[NetBSD]]'''||Personal Computer, Embedded OS||Unix, BSD branch||Apr 1993||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniNextstep.png]]||'''[[NeXTSTEP]]'''||Workstation, Server||BSD, created NeXT/OSX branch||1988||yes (discontinued 1996)||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Octopus]]'''||?||Research Unix||unknown||no||Plan B-tan's clone.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniPlan9.png]]||'''[[Plan 9]]'''||?||Research Unix||1992||no||Former heiress to Unix's dynasty, founder and leader of the User Space Gang.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniPlanb.png]]||'''[[Plan B]]'''||?||Research Unix||unknown||no||Plan 9-tan's clone, and her assistant.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniQNX.png]]||'''[[QNX]]'''||Embedded OS, Real-Time||Unix-like||1982||no||Former teacher, now an engineer and nuclear physicist. Successful as an embedded OS, failed in the 2011 mobile market.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[SCO Unix]]'''||Workstation, Server||Unix, SysV branch||1989||no||roles
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Solaris]]'''||Workstation||Unix, SysV-BSD hybrid||1982||no||Possible heiress candidate for the Unix dynasty.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Ultrix]]'''||Minicomputer OS||BSD||1984||yes (discontinued 1995)||Officer in DEC Military.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[UnixWare]]'''||Workstation, Server||Unix||1991||no||Possible heiress candidate for the Unix dynasty, arch-nemesis of SCO Unix.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[VxWorks]]'''||Embedded OS, Real-Time||BSD||1985||no||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||'''[[Xenix]]'''||Workstation||Unix, SysV branch||1980||yes||Co-founder of the original MS-IBM Family, was the family caregiver and bodyguard.
| |
| |-
| |
| |}
| |
|
| |
| ==Other OS-tans:==
| |
| {|cellpadding=2 style= "background:#EFF5FB; border:2px solid black"
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| |- style="background:#AFAFE9;"
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| !scope="col"|'''Icon'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Character'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Class'''
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| |scope="col"|'''Family'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Debut'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Obsolescence?'''
| |
| |scope="col"|'''Roles'''
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Aegis (Domain/OS)||Server||?||?||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Amber|| ? ||Multics-like||1980's||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Amiga||Home computer||Amigoid||24 Jul 1985||no||co-founder and leader of the Vintage Federation, an artist and musician, cadet of former Commodore Fleet.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Amstrad CPC||Home computer||Amstrad||1984||yes (discontinued circa 1990)||step-sister of the Sinclair-tans, in the Vintage Federation
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||AROS||Personal Computer (hobbyist OS)||Amigoid||1995||no||
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Atari DOS||Home computer, 8-bit||Atari||1979||yes (discontinued circa 1991)||Co-leader of former Atari family faction, is a magician and entertainer.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Atari ST||Home computer, 16-bit||Atari||1985||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||BeOS||Workstation, Personal Computer||BeOS (founder)||?||yes (discontinued late 90's)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Bluebottle||?||Descended from Oberon||early 2000's||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||BTSS||Mainframe?||?||1964||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Chromium||Personal Computer||?||?||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||CoCo (Tandy Color Computer)||Home computer, 8-bit||Tandy||1980||yes (discontinued 1991)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Coleco Adam||Home computer, 8-bit||independent||1983||yes (discontinued 1985)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Commodore PET||Home computer, 8-bit||Commodore||1977||yes (discontinued 1982)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Commodore VIC-20||Home computer, 8-bit||Commodore||1980||yes (discontinued 1985)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Commodore 64||Home computer, 8-bit||Commodore||1982||yes (discontinued 1993)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniC65.png]]||Commodore 65||prototype (8-bit home computer)||Commodore||n/a||yes (canceled 1991)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Commodore 128||Home computer, 8-bit||Commodore||1985||yes (discontinued 1989)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Commodore Plus/4 (C264 series)||Home computer, 8-bit||Commodore||1984||yes (discontinued 1985)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Contiki||Embedded OS, hobbyist OS||independent||circa 2008||no||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||CTSS||Mainframe OS||MIT (via Whirlwind)||1961||yes/no (decommissioned 1973, open sourced in 2004))|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||DexOS||hobbyist OS||independent||Dec 2004||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniDigiComp.png]]||[[DigiComp]]||hobbyist computer||Independent||circa 1963||no||?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||DOS-11||Minicomputer||DEC (PDP-11 line)||1970||yes (discontinued 1973)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||eComStation||Workstation||IBM (through OS/2)||29 Sep 2000||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||eCOS||Embedded OS, real-time||independent||?||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniEMAGIII.png]]||[[EMAG-III]]||hobbyist computer||Independent||1957||yes||One of the earliest hobbyist computer OS-tans, specialized in playing checkers.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||EPOC||Embedded OS, real-time, 16/32-bit||independent||1989||yes (discontinued late 90s)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||EXEC||Mainframe||UNIVAC||1951 (UNIVAC 1), 1962 (EXEC)||yes (discontinued mid 1980's)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||GENIAC||Personal computer, hobbyist system||independent||1955||yes (discontinued early 60's)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Haiku||Personal computer||BeOS||2001 (development), 2009 (debut)||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||IMSAI 8080||Personal computer, hobbyist system, 8-bit||independent||Dec 1975||no (revived through Series Two line)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||ITS||Mainframe||MIT||late 1960's||yes (decommissioned 1995)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||KolibriOS||Hobbyist OS||MenuetOS||circa 2006||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||LINC||Minicomputer||DEC (ancestor of several PDP lines)||1964||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniMenuet.png]]||MenuetOS||Hobbyist OS||independent||circa 2001||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||MITS Altair 8800||Personal computer, hobbyist system, 8-bit||independent||Jan 1975||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||MorphOS||Personal Computer||Amigoid||1990's||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||Multics||Mainframe OS||MIT (via CTSS)||1964 (development), 1969 (debut)||yes/no (decommissioned in 2000, open sourced in 2007)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[OS/2| OS/2 Warp]]||Personal Computer, Workstation||IBM (own branch)||1987||yes (discontinued 2006)||Founder of the Anti$oft Coalition
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[OS/8 | DEC OS/8]]||Minicomputer OS||DEC, PDP-8 branch||1971||yes|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[OS-9]]||Personal Computer||Unix, unknown branch||1979||?|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[PDP-8]]||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-8 branch (founder)|22 Mar 1965||yes (discontinued 1979)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[PDP-11]]||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-11 branch (founder)||1970||yes (discontinued 1990)|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniPrimos.png]]||[[Primos | PR1MOS]]||Minicomputer OS||Independent||mid 1970's||yes (circa early 90's)||Multics-influenced OS-tan, was presumably a follower of hers. Lives on her own, contributes survival skills to the CIOST.
| |
| |-
| |
| |icon||[[Rainbow 100]]||Home computer||DEC, independent branch||1982||yes (discontinued circa 1984-5)||The only home computer of the DEC faction, a partially IBM-compatible system.
| |
| |-
| |
| |[[Image:MiniVMS.png]]||[[VMS]]||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-11/VAX||Oct 1977||no|| ?
| |
| |-
| |
| |}
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