Just installed this fine piece of software, feels like being digitally baptized.
TempleOS General - /tosg/
Angel Foster
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David Martinez
Good thread. Have a glow-free first post.
Adrian Anderson
Has anyone riced this thing yet? I like the system but do not like the blinking lights and all the text crawlers. I don't know enough about the system yet to rice it on my own.
Benjamin Phillips
If you know C, then you should be able to pick up HolyC fairly quickly.
I think he calls a struct a class, a void is u0, but it's mostly like C.
It's fairly riced enough already. Instead of needing to rely on system calls, which can cost hundreds of cycles, every call is a system call.
The problem is the proprietary video card and peripherals that require proprietary drivers that either need reverse engineered or to purchase an expensive license to their documentation.
Aiden Myers
yeah by 'riced', I meant more in terms of just the visuals. the first things I wanna do are stop the text crawlers, blinking lights and get enough keybindings to drop the mouse entirely when using it
Jose Torres
You should probably check some of Terry's archived videos, I'm sure I saw one where he fucked with the layout
Nathaniel Reed
a reminder that the versions released after terry's possible death are backdoored or somehow tainted: there is an archive of clean isos floating around somewhere, beside the older ones.
Brody Evans
What is the point of tainting a non-networked os?
Camden Richardson
i mean its so malleable and lean i know i'll find the code eventually, but yeah thatd be nice. i need to archive everything he put out anyway
Landon Ward
what are some of the honest, deep rooted, criticisms of this os design that werent intentional simplifications by terry (vga, sound, no network, ring 0, etc)?