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-Windowlings are fan-created [Plush Toys](/wiki/plush_toys) embodying various versions of [Microsoft Windows](/wiki/microsoft_windows) as endearing, collectible characters. Each Windowling captures the aesthetic and spirit of its operating system, from classic iterations to modern releases, often celebrated by computing enthusiasts.
-- [Fan Art](/wiki/fan_art)
+Windowlings are [Plush Toys](/wiki/plush_toys) embodying various versions of [Microsoft Windows](/wiki/microsoft_windows) as endearing, collectible characters. Each Windowling captures the aesthetic and spirit of its operating system, from classic iterations like [Windows 95](/wiki/windows_95) and [Windows XP](/wiki/windows_xp) to modern releases such as [Windows 10](/wiki/windows_10) and [Windows 11](/wiki/windows_11). These creations are often celebrated by computing enthusiasts and collectors, who appreciate the clever personification of familiar software. The appeal lies in their nostalgic charm and the imaginative way they transform technical interfaces into cute, tangible companions, fostering a unique form of [Software Preservation](/wiki/software_preservation) and [Digital Art](/wiki/digital_art) within the tech community.
+- [Collectibles](/wiki/collectibles)
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+Windowlings are fan-created [Plush Toys](/wiki/plush_toys) embodying various versions of [Microsoft Windows](/wiki/microsoft_windows) as endearing, collectible characters. Each Windowling captures the aesthetic and spirit of its operating system, from classic iterations to modern releases, often celebrated by computing enthusiasts.
+## See also
+- [Operating System](/wiki/operating_system)
+- [Software](/wiki/software)
+- [Microsoft](/wiki/microsoft)
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