The Complete Otaku’s Guide to Tsundere Linux
The moé self-help books just don’t stop coming. It has been scientifically proven that anything with the word “moé” or “tsundere” in its title will sell like hotcakes.
Image from Akiba-blog
From Akiba-blog: Enter 「ツンデレ☆りなっくす」 or “Tsundere Linux”, a book that supposedly teaches you about the famous open source operating system in a totally moélicious manner. It even has a cute abbreviation もえりな (moerina).
Image from Akiba-blog
The book apparently covers various topics such as getting cheap second hand computers, explanations of the various distros and installation procedure for Debian, Firefox and 2ch browser. And a tsundere girl. Don’t forget the tsundere girl.
They totally need to make one of these for Cisco networking, the most goddamn boring topic in the world.
September 22nd, 2006 at 9:50 pm
Tsundere Linux sounds like a name for a Linux distro. The sort of distro that would choose Lolifox over Firefox.
I’m pretty sure this would be some kind of unholy fusion but… If someone can somehow combine anime with formal software engineering and the B Method. I think I might actually be able to learn something this semester. =(
That aside, this book looks rad. I’d like a copy even if it’s only for my own amusement.
March 13th, 2007 at 10:43 pm
Actually, I thought of Tsundere Linux as being initially really freaking hard to use…and then it gets easier and easier to command.
Oh, wait, that’s basically every damn version of Linux there is.
March 14th, 2007 at 12:33 am
One for cisco would be a huge plus… I haven’t been bogged down with so much tedious information in my life… wait, why am I still taking it :S
April 5th, 2007 at 1:13 pm
I’d hate to see what happens if one forgets to sudo in Tsundere Linux.
June 7th, 2007 at 12:39 am
At first I thought it was a distro, then I was like: crap I have to install this straight away! Screw Arch Linux! It’s probably going to have ./configure output decorated full with ascii art of cute girls or something… or perhaps Haruhi replacing the firefox logo… and think of the good wallpapers I’d be able to copy from that!
But I guess that’s not going to happen.