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|caption = The desktop of PlaceholderOS
|original_os = [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Examplenix|Examplenix Update Pack 1]]
|release_date = January 1, 1900
|creator = nft_ptr
|country = The World
|timebombdate = January 1, 2000
}}
'''PlaceholderOS''' is a bootleg [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Examplenix|Examplenix Update Pack 1]] edition, which was created by nft_ptr (also known as John Doe). It released
Examplenix has some other unique bootlegs as well, such as "FPO 32-bit Edition".
== Description ==
The OS is a modified Examplenix Update Pack 1 ISO. It adds some new programs and wallpapers
One of the most interesting features of this bootleg is that it comes with a tin can and a string to easily communicate between 2 different continents.
== Changes from Examplenix Service Pack 1 ==
=== Minor changes ===
* New text-mode setup text, along with graphical setup. The graphical setup UI has been completely redesigned▼
* New
=== Changes in pre-desktop procedures ===
* New wallpaper set. The default wallpaper has been replaced with a 123 one.▼
▲* New
* New boot graphics
* New login graphics, which shows a picture of a run-down, broken stable with a decaying exterior and cobwebs surrounding the areas where there was once hay and water. It is alleged to be a product of stable diffusion.
=== Look and feel ===
* New default theme, and wallpaper
▲* New wallpaper set. The default wallpaper has been replaced with a 123 one. It is from an old edutainment game from the 90's.
== Software ==
== Notes ==
=== Remarks ===
* This is a placeholder article. Do not take anything in this here article seriously, or as fact in any circumstances. Any references to non-fictional entities are purely coincidental. This is the Notes section. In here, you can put any particularly interesting things you find in the bootleg itself here.▼
* It is generally recommended to be mostly serious in your writing, but you may relax that a little bit in this Notes section.▼
=== Bootleg quirks ===
* The system has more placeholder strings then it's source. Not enough tin cans to provide satisfactory results, for sure.
* The console colors are now white on black instead of black on white.
=== CD contents and other info ===
▲* This is a placeholder article. Do not take anything in this here article seriously, or as fact in any circumstances. Any references to non-fictional entities are purely coincidental. This is the Notes section. In here, you can put any particularly interesting things you find in the bootleg itself here.
* The CD label is set to "MS-DOS_6".
▲* It is generally recommended to be mostly serious in your writing, but you may relax that a little bit in this Notes section.
=== WINNT.SIF metadata ===
* The full name and organization is set to "" and "".
* The computer name is set to "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF".
* The workgroup name is set to "ORKGROUP".
== Gallery ==
osplaceholder.png | Time-travel in progress
osplaceholder.png | Example image
</gallery>
=== Themes ===
<gallery>
osplaceholder.png | ???
</gallery>
=== Extracted resources ===
<gallery>
osplaceholder.png | Unknown activity
osplaceholder.png | Information not available
▲osplaceholder.png | ???
</gallery>
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