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* [[Me-tan]] (from the [[Futaba Channel]]); | * [[Me-tan]] (from the [[Futaba Channel]]); | ||
* [[Me-kun]]; | |||
* The [[Madobe Family|aunt]] of [[Nanami Madobe]], Mī (Japanese Kanjis: 美衣, Hiraganas: みい) is implied by her name to represent Windows Me. | * The [[Madobe Family|aunt]] of [[Nanami Madobe]], Mī (Japanese Kanjis: 美衣, Hiraganas: みい) is implied by her name to represent Windows Me. | ||
Revision as of 00:33, 31 January 2023
Windows Millennium Edition, or Windows Me, is an operating system released by Microsoft on September 14 2000.
It is the successor to Windows 98 and targeted home users, in contrast to Windows 2000 that targeted businesses. Both were suceeded by Windows XP, which has respective Home and Professional Editions.
Windows Me is notorious for its unstability. The reason why it was unstable was because it was rushed, and deadlocks (in critical sections written directly in assembler code) due to input/output latency that was left over from the 9x series OS, and if you had an external storage device fast enough to virtually ignore the latency (even a USB memory stick supporting USB 2.0 could be faster than an ATA-HDD at the time), the problems were almost non-existent, (Even a USB memory stick supporting USB 2.0 may be faster than the ATA-HDD of the time), and the code transferred from the NT series OS is so elementary that few defects occur.
This bad reputation is possibly what started the whole OS-tan concept, with the creation of Me-tan that personifies the OS as a clumsy girl.
- Me-tan (from the Futaba Channel);
- Me-kun;
- The aunt of Nanami Madobe, Mī (Japanese Kanjis: 美衣, Hiraganas: みい) is implied by her name to represent Windows Me.