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'''''[[Delichon]]''''' is a [[genus]] of birds in the [[swallow]] family containing four [[species]] named as house martins. These are chunky, bull-headed and short-tailed birds, blackish-blue above, with a white rump and white or grey underparts. They have feathering on their toes and [[tarsus (skeleton)|tarsi]]. They breed in Europe, Asia and the mountains of [[North Africa]]. The [[Common house martin|common]] ''(example pictured)'', [[Siberian house martin|Siberian]] and [[Asian house martin]]s all<!-- reworded to conform with mos:seaofblue --> [[bird migration|migrate]] south in winter, while the [[Nepal house martin]] is resident in the [[Himalayas]]. House martins nest in colonies on cliffs or buildings. Both parents build the lined mud nest, [[Egg incubation|incubate]] the three or four <!-- conform with sourced values in article body, which appear in cited turner source on pages 228, 231, and 233 (though first clutch of common house martin is typically four or five eggs) --> white [[bird egg|eggs]] of a typical [[clutch (eggs)|clutch]]<!-- reworded to conform with character limit and mos:egg --> and feed the chicks. Aerial hunters of small insects, they may be<!-- reworded to conform with character limit --> caught by fast<!-- removed "-flying" to conform with character limit, as fast birds are presumably fast during flight --> [[bird of prey<!-- conform with wp:mpnoredirect -->|birds of prey]] and may carry [[flea]]s or other [[parasitism|parasites]]. None of the species are considered [[threatened species|threatened]], although common house martin numbers have declined in parts of Europe due to <!-- removed "factors including" to conform with character limit --> poor weather, poisoning by [[pesticide]]s and nest-site competition with [[house sparrow]]s<!-- reworded to conform with character limit -->. {{TFAFULL|Delichon|Delichon}}
'''Windows 7 FaceBooK Edition 2012''' is a bootleg [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Windows 7|Windows 7 SP1]] edition, which was created by [[:Category:Bootlegs created by BossKanae|BossKanae]]. It released in August 2012, and was added to the archive on August 9th, 2022. It was one of BossKanae's first releases. Once considered lost and one of the most elusive bootlegs known to all in Crusty Windows land, it was rediscovered by Dartz on August 9th, 2022 and uploaded to the Crusty Windows archive on the same day.
 
The bootleg is a modified Windows 7 SP1 ISO, which has been slimmed down with most of its features removed. It is evidently based on [[Windows 7 Angry Birds Edition]] (which was released a few months prior and by a different author) as the folder icons (featuring Angry Birds Space) are the same. The bootleg is known to be unstable, many programs refuse to launch and system functions will break for seemingly no reason at all.
 
On the first boot of the OS, the user is prompted to optionally install various software through the pre-included post installation wizard by the OS customization tool used to make the bootleg. This prompt does not reappear upon reboot, but can be opened again by opening "Unattended Soft" on the Desktop.
 
Several of the operating system's images have been replaced with a graphic displaying the bootleg's name as well as pictures of a child smiling. The background has been replaced with a giant cartoon smiley face on top of a rainbow background.