Post number #543522, ID: b693b9
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What are your thoughts about TempleOS as usable operating system, personal or for production?
Post number #543523, ID: e8c59d
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In 2 years it'll be the perfect OS Because that's when article 13 is fully implemented and the internet dies
Post number #543546, ID: e7b97a
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Ah, yes. I too watch Down the Rabbit Hole.
Post number #543561, ID: 670f4f
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RIP Terry :(
Post number #543584, ID: 2afc50
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I feel like a fag. How did I not know about this. >Made a variation of C called HolyC >Made a flight sim just for the OS >Embedding images in code
Post number #543612, ID: 1a9572
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>>543584 The really impressive thing is the integrated C interpreter.
Post number #543620, ID: 48b8d6
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N-word n-word *masturbates on livestream*
Post number #543645, ID: cffa32
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Meme
Post number #543667, ID: 318497
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Shit meme
Post number #543705, ID: fce8ec
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>usable TempleOS is definitely not. It doesn't support hardware except kb and mouse, it doesn't support any media and popular office formats, it only can be used as text editor and shell (oh yeah, you can also read Bible and play wierd games).
Post number #543710, ID: f92c39
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>>543705 It's total shite. But I never dedicate myself to my personal projects which is a big reason to why I'm so impressed.
Post number #543773, ID: c22cef
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>>543705 If TempleOS is OSS, you could implement better hardware, media and even network support using its editor and shell, which in fact are more advanced development tools than the stock equivalents on most other systems.
Post number #543782, ID: c22cef
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>>543773 I just looked up: I is OSS! So developing it could be a nice project for master students in informatics (even thought it could be seen as blasphemia) Talking about blasphemia: I'd suggest refferencing to other religions when it comes to name the new components. The projects name could be "TempleOS - Syncretism" then. This would make the usage of "Valhalla" and "Nirvana" mandayory ofc ;-)
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