OSC Literature and Manga Guide
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This is a project to catalogue as many OS-tan comic and literature series as we can.
OS-tan Comic Series
"95 OSR2.5-tan 4Koma"
The title for this series is unknown, this is the 4Koma (4-paneled manga) that introduced 95 OSR 2.5-tan, a semi-recurring character.
Linux-tan Comic
Mac Manga
This manga is the first, or at least the most well-known portrayal of the Canon Mac-tans (OS9 and "Generic" Mac/OSX) and their everyday lives.
OS-tangent
A gag series made of skits featuring various OS-tans and aspects of computer history. Successor to the long-defunct zerOSanity, which had failed due to difficulty and time constraints (and the writing needing improvement). Is now a 4Koma and is a collaborative effort.
Drawn by Deja Vu, this doujin is controversial for replacing a canon character (NT-tan) with a radically different design, and claiming the OS-tan series as their own.
VMS/early DEC Comic
OS-tan Literature
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- Director Who series
- End of the Millennium
- Episode 1105: Spherical Cow
- Far From Home
- Gakuen OS
- Journey of One Mile
- Leopard-tan Series
- The Device
- Land of the Giants pts. 1 & 2
- Ad Cantabrigia
- In Cantabrigia
- Technology Square
- Ringmistress
- Love and the Modern Computer
- Mertvaya Ruka
- Enter the Dead Hand
- Hands-on Approach
- Raised Hand
- Hand-Me-Down
- Crouching Hand, Hidden Leopard
- Deadly Decadence
- Decripification
- Multics-sama and MTS-tan
- OS Interviews
- part 1
- part 2
- OS-tans On A Ship
- Recital, 1962
- SAGE Chronicles (title unknown)
- Summer Days
- Thanks for the Memories pts. 1 - 4
- The Lakes No. 1
- Time Enough At Last
- Unix Fanfic
Difficulties cataloging comics
There are many OS-tan doujin out there, but as of now, so few of them can be catalogued since most of them aren't available online. Of those that have been found and/or translated, most of them are one-shot/stand-alone strips, or the name of the doujin or artist just can't be found.