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 No.1406 [Open thread]

I have a question, does TempleOS have a fullscreen mode, and is it possible to change the 16 color palette? I am curious about making games.

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 No.1408

VMware starting with version 11, no longer supports full screen for 640x480. You can adjust the host operating system display to 800x600, before running VMware.

QEMU supports full screen for me. QEMU is the only that support sound. Version 8.0 of VMware was the last to support PC Speaker.

QEMU disk speed is about one third as fast as VMware, however.

Yes you can change palette colors. I think it will work. I try not to do it, but it's okay if you do. For one thing it ruins display of mutliple windows.

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 No.1409

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>>1408

I mean inside the OS itself, it looks like all the games have window decoration. Is it possible to paint over the entire 640x480 without window decoration?

Thanks for the answer, I played around with TempleOS last night. I would really like to see a Youtube video of you creating a simple graphic inside the text file, from nothing, and then moving it around onscreen. I am going to keep learning on my own though, I just thought it might be helpful.

Thanks for all your great stuff.

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 No.1412

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>>1409

I answered my own questions by looking at your great demos. I know enough to do stuff now!

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 No.705 [Open thread]

Terry, what's stopping you from writing a RedSea FS for Windows and Linux? That way you could remove the Fat32 code from the temple and instead read/write to a native ReaSea partition.
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 No.1389

>>719

Cool machine Terry. Did you run the motion controller with TempleOS?

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 No.1398

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>>708

>CIA Niggers

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 No.1407

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Is it even possible to mainline this in Linux? Redsea files have fixed size so it can't easily facilitate normal operations like appending, unless you write in on the fly defrag or something I guess.

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 No.1410

>>727

You look happy in that pic. That makes me happy too.

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 No.1411

I made an 8051 microcontroller board with stepper motor driver circuits. It communicated over serial port to my PC where I had a CAD CAM windows program.

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 No.1370 [Open thread]

There exists a more out-there OS project than TempleOS and its name is Urbit

NOCK

HOON

ARVO

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 No.1386

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The best part of Urbit is all the people who hate it. Either for technical or political reasons, but especially the latter. Especially when they blow spaghetti all over HN.

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 No.1404

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Urbit pwned by SJW's:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/sl-notes/yarvin.txt

https://archive.is/wAENT

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/06/05/strange-loop-tech-conference-bans-software-engineer-over-political-views/

Even now goony beard men and rainbow-haired she-twinks everywhere are combing through Urbit source, attempting to dox all carrier owners. The purge awaits

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 No.1405

>>1404

free publicity is free publicity!

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 No.1403 [Open thread]

Do you read much Philosophy aside from the Bible, Terry? I wonder how this philosophy influences your code.

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 No.1235 [Open thread]

Hey Terry, I'm wondering something : you said numerous time that you talk with God via a software picking randomly words on the Bible, because the random is the way God speaks to us.

But I've been taught that computers can't generate true numbers, at best they use well programmed pseudo random generator.
It's an issue in some fields such as cryptography because pseudo random numbers can be predictable, and that's why some people developed true random generator devices (I remember one of them was bases on a Geiger counter to generate the numbers by measuring ambient radioactivity which is random by it's own nature).

My question is : if you only use a pseudo random generator (which is the case in 99.9999% of computers), how can you affirm that it's God's will instead of a mathematical result ?
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 No.1321

>>1262
>>1265
congratulations Terry, you've learned to avoid bait
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 No.1344

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>>1268
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 No.1399

http://shop.fsf.org/product/usb/

buy one of these and write templeos drivers

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 No.1400

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>>1262

#madbanter

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 No.1401

If god can commumicate via RNGs, then why not get god to write TempleOS itself using a RNG?

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 No.1397 [Open thread]

Oculus Rift/OSVR support when? I want to make VR games for TempleOS and experience Castle Frankenstein proper

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 No.960 [Open thread]

Is god fine with piracy? I downloaded vmware workstation 8 so that templeOS had sound.
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 No.1371

>>975

Didn't Jesus multiply bread, though?

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 No.1391

>>1371

Did he pay the baker for all the copies of bread he made?

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 No.1392

>>1391

God's world is perfectly just.

I copied games when I was young. Now, I wrote TempleOS and get no money.

There are no copyright issues with TempleOS. I made 100% of it fro scratch.

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 No.1394

Copyright violation isn't theft. Enforcement of IP is theft. God knows better than the corrupt cia-niggers of America.

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 No.1395

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>>960

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 No.622 [Open thread]

This is the most evil thing ever created.
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 No.1380

>>1379

Nigger eat wonderbread. They won't eat wheat bread.

God critricized glam. God said 640x480 16 color. You are fighting God.

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 No.1381

I completely get what you mean. It totally bastardized the proper feel and mechanics of gaming just so it could have those fruity visuals

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 No.1384

Go to bed, Terry. Clean up all that bird shit too you impotent homosexual programming tard.

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 No.1385

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2020 OS Wars: TempleOS versus Urbit.

Note: The latter does not autowin solely because it has networking.

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 No.1390

>>1381

The game was designed to eat quarters at the arcade. Gameplay was really poor. If they did a nice job and made it something a normie could win maybe it would have been more popular than Mario.

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 No.1367 [Open thread]

Hey, Terry. Does TempleOS run in any other virtual machines besides VMWare? I want to use QEMU, but it hangs up at this screen. Is there a way to make output more verbose so I can find out what the problem is?

Actually, just found out: it works fine when using only one core. Also, your OS doesn't really let the CPU idle, does it? My laptop fan is spinning permanently (although not too bad) when TempleOS is running.

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 No.1368

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Here it is working, but with only one core.

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 No.1369

Works fine in virtualbox

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 No.1148 [Open thread]

Hey Terry,
Do you have any wise programming tips you could share with us?
What is your opinion on C++ and the STL? Any thoughts on where "modern" languages are headed?
Thanks,
big fan
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 No.1149

My wisest tip is to use the switch() statement. Many people think a switch() statement is identical to if-else-if-else…

My other wisest tip is that naming of functions and variable is one of the most important skills.
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 No.1150

>>1149

When it comes to naming things, at some point you will invent something brand-new. At that point, you should invent a brand new name because it no longer qualifies as the same sort of item that already exists.

I called my filesystem "Native" for a long time, then picked an off-the-wall name, "RedSea". Marketing is a fascinating field. Don't under-rate what marketeers do when they pick names that work in many countries. I named my C-language "C+" at first and finally came-up with "HolyC".

http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Doc/HolyC.html

HolyC is not very modern. You will use one language at work that is nasty and modern; at play, you can use HolyC and dodge the nagging-preaching computer people.
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 No.1151

>>1150

By modern, I mean with lots of compile-time checking… rigid type checking with "const" and all that.

In theory, type checking prevents bugs early. I find it an annoying pain in the ass.

There is no cruft in HolyC.

Integers are U0,I0,I8,U8,I16,U16,I32,U32,I64,U64.

You don't need to do big constants with a "l".

> long long i=12345678901234l;

PrintF() does not need the "%ld", just "%d".
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 No.1362

>>1151

Where can I download the HolyC Compiler for Linux? I want to try it.

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 No.1363

>>1362

There is no Linux or Windows HolyC compiler.

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 No.1356 [Open thread]

Hi Terry,

Thank you to have build Temple-OS.

Why did you build Temple OS on a Commodore 64 and not on MMIX machine written by Donald E. Knuth ?

Don wrote this in one of his book :

"Write a book about operating systems, which includes a complete design of an NNIX kernel for the MMIX architecture.''

Why didn't you make it ?

Bye

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 No.1357

>>1356

are those niggers trying to suck the life force from that poor beast?

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 No.1359

No, they don't

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 No.1333 [Open thread]

Hi Terry,

You talk a lot about the Old Testament, and I get the impression that when you talk to God, it is specifically God the Father. Have you had much experience with the Son? Does He take our movable "anniversaries" such as Easter seriously? Most importantly, does He like those chocolate rabbits with the candy eyes?

Have a blessed new year!
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 No.1337

>>1336
—-Not Random—-
4:1 And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and
said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.

4:2 And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of
sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.

4:3 And in process of time it came to pass, that Cain brought of the
fruit of the ground an offering unto the LORD.

4:4 And Abel, he also brought of the firstlings of his flock and of
the fat thereof. And the LORD had respect unto Abel and to his
offering: 4:5 But unto Cain and to his offering he had not respect.
And Cain was very wroth, and his countenance fell.
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 No.1342

>>1334
>I used to talk to Jesus. I have no idea who answers.

Terry my man I'm pretty sure you're Satan's bitch. Jesus wouldn't have told you to run someone over, nor would he make you live this miserable life. You should truly find Jesus rather than rolling dice for Satan like a house nigger.
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 No.1343

>>1342
Killed a CIA nigger. Big smile for me.
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 No.1353

>>1342

This. You even compared your software to an Ouija board, and I'm pretty sure you know who really talks through these.

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 No.1354

>>1353

If you hear His voice, harden no your heart. The sheep know the voice of the shepherd.

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 No.188 [Open thread]

Hello Terry.

Tech pleb here but I'm interested in your OS.

Is there anything occult/esoteric about it?

What are your experiences with God?

Any philosophical topics you'd like to delve into?

–

May ask other questions in this thread.

Neato!
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 No.282

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Hey Terry, OP here. Requesting another word query from god via TempleOS.

Please meditate on/visualize the following terms before the query:
>God
>Sun
>Good
>Light
>Trade

I thank you for your last query.

—

Also tell me more about the
>"prison and psy-op niggers"
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 No.1258

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>>282

Bump still seeking replies and a new query! Thanks Terry!
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 No.1317

>>282
I second the simulation theory question.
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 No.1351

>>1317

thirding the simulation theory question

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 No.1352

>>1351

Talking with God is for saints. It is hidden behind the word "occult."

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 No.1297 [Open thread]

You can talk with God on Twitter, at http://twitter.com/temple_os.

If you send a tweet, you'll either get a line of the Bible back, or ten random words from a dictionary.

I'm going to post some of the more interesting things God has said.
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 No.1308

>>1307
Why not? Seems like the perfect choice to me. Imagine writing something like that in python, you'd end up with code 3 times as long.
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 No.1310

>>1308
True that. And don't forget in python it would be laggy and take a long time to load
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 No.1327

>>1307
Shell script is the best way to do simple interaction with external programs, and it's decent for simple text manipulation.

Bible.TXT is what the file is called on templeos.org. I don't give an extension to any of my personal text files, but I didn't see a reason to change this one.
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 No.1340

I like this. I want to see one done using the Urantia papers.
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 No.1348

>>1298
Does that mean grapes grant you divine powers?
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 No.1328 [Open thread]

Hello Terry.

What operating system do you use to for example post here since yours doesn't supporting networking?

Why doesn't TempleOS support higher resolutions? I've read somewhere that you did it on purpose. But I found no real explanation.

Is it possible that there is a connection between your talks with God and your mental disorder? Don't get me wrong, I'm a Christian myself. I'm just wondering…
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 No.1329

>>1328
The truth is you understand not a word of the Bible. You have no clue about living materially and living spiritually. You think you know God. Jesus said, "nobody knows the father." If God has not talked to you, you do not know him. Just the same as you do not know wnay person who has not talked to you. Jesus said "Many will say 'let me in'. I will say 'I do not know you."

the kingdom of God is a banquet. Nobody wants to attend. The guy gets angry and grabs people off of the street.

You have an opportunity to know God with random oracles.

You have no idea that you're not invited and the Bible is not for you.
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 No.1330

>>1329
>You have no idea that you're not invited and the Bible is not for you.
Ah, good to know… I will not comment on that. Maybe we can discuss this on >>>/christian/?

Can you also answer my two other questions?
>What operating system do you use besides TempleOS?
>Why doesn't TempleOS support higher resolutions?
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 No.1332

>>1330
you may as well ask his favourite colour. that is old boring stuff
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 No.1345

>>1330
>What operating system do you use besides TempleOS?
He uses Ubuntu as a host machine to run TempleOS on virtualbox

>Why doesn't TempleOS support higher resolutions?
He says God told him 640x480 is a holy resolution or something
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