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Revision as of 14:06, 7 December 2020
OSgender or Operatingsystemgender is a xenogender in which someone feels their gender is somehow connected to the any operating system (Windows, MacOS, Linux or other) or to elements related with it. For example, someone's gender is connected to the Windows XP operating system (fully or partialy).
OSgender can be consired a subcategory of technogender (science).
Flag
Red, green, blue & yellow colors and white square in the middle refers to Microsoft's logo.
OSgender flag creator is unknown.