Template:Infobox bootleg

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Infobox bootleg
Crusty Windows bootleg

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Template parameters

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
titletitle

The bootleg title. This parameter is optional. If nothing is specified, it will use the article name by default.

Stringoptional
collection_namecollection_name

The OS name which will specify which part of the Crusty Windows collection this bootleg belongs in.

Example
Windows, Linux, MS-DOS, etc...
Stringoptional
screenshotscreenshot

The bootleg's cover screenshot name. The desktop screenshot must always be used, or whichever is the closest. In that case, change the caption parameter to closely represent the cover screenshot.

Stringrequired
screenshot sizescreenshot size

The bootleg's cover screenshot size. This parameter is optional.

Stringoptional
screenshot altscreenshot alt

The bootleg's cover screenshot's alternate text. This parameter is optional.

Stringoptional
captioncaption

The bootleg infobox's caption. If the cover screenshot does not use the desktop screenshot, then change this parameter to the best description of what the cover screenshot is. This parameter is optional.

Stringoptional
original_osoriginal_os

The origin OS in which the bootleg is based on. Do not forget to link its corresponding category!

Example
[[:Category:Bootlegs based on Windows XP|Windows XP]], [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Windows 7|Windows 7]], etc...
Stringrequired
forked_fromforked_from

The parent bootleg this bootleg is forked from, if one. This parameter is optional.

Stringoptional
release_daterelease_date

The bootleg's release date. If you don't know the release date, then just put "?". The recommended date format is "Month Day, Year".

Example
January 1, 1900, ...
Stringrequired
creatorcreator

The bootleg's original author(s). If you don't know what the author(s) are, leave this parameter blank.

Stringsuggested
countrycountry

The bootleg's origin country. If you don't know the origin country, leave this parameter blank. This parameter is optional.

Stringsuggested
languagelanguage

The bootleg's system language. It will usually be in the English language, but some are in other languages such as Arabic, Spanish or Russian.

Stringrequired
archarch

The bootleg's architecture. The recommended architecture format is "x86 (32-bit)", and "x86 (64-bit)".

Example
x86 (32-bit), ARM64, Itanium (32-bit)
Stringrequired
otherversothervers

The bootleg's other versions. This parameter is optional.

Stringoptional
sizesize

The bootleg's file size. The file size must be a floating number. You can only use the size from the bootleg's entry in the collection to fill this in.

Example
XXX.X MiB, X.XX GiB
Stringrequired
downloaddownload

The bootleg's download link. The download link must lead to where the bootleg is in the collection, and the name of the hyperlink must reflect the actual filename of the bootleg in the collection. If the filename is too long to fit in the infobox, then use <wbr> in the appropriate places to make it fit. Due to new rules in place, you will have to use the Link template for the download link. The syntax is as follows:

Example
{{link|url=https://crustywindo.ws/collection/Windows%20XP/(Bootleg filename here)|name=(Bootleg filename here)}}
Stringrequired
archiveaddarchiveadd

The bootleg's archive addition date. The date signifies when the bootleg was added to the Crusty Windows archive. If you know the add date, then it is highly recommended to put it here. The date format is the same as the other parameters.

Stringsuggested
timebombdatetimebombdate

The bootleg's timebomb expiration date. This parameter is largely intended for bootlegs based on beta versions of any OS, mostly Windows. The date format is the same as the other parameters.

Stringoptional
livecdlivecd

A string that can be "Yes" or "No" that will determine if the bootleg is a live CD or not. If you leave this parameter blank, it will be set to "No" by default. Note that bootlegs that merely come with live CDs (usually accessible through the bootleg's boot selector) do not qualify for this parameter.

Stringrequired