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TempleOS: Installation

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Re: TempleOS: Installation

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I don't like running TempleOS on hardware or in a full fledged VM(Seems like overkill). I would like to make an alternate virtual machine to run TempleOs programs on, in Javascript using a Canvas element for UI. I am unsure if there are constructs which TempleOS uses which are unrepresentable in a virtual machine built inside of a javascript virtual machines - like threads, interrupts, etc. I think events could be wi…

Philosophical objection: that is exactly the opposite of what TempleOS is about. Practical objection: By the time you've done that, you'd have written a complete IBM-PC-to-browser compatibility layer. ... This would be super cool if it worked, I'm just sceptical.

Bochs is not terry approved.

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Would you be able to publish said letters somewhere for posterity?

When I die I hope people don't decide to begin sharing my private conversations.

Oof, I'm guessing you're not a big fan of biographies or history books.

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Have there been any major improvements/updates/upgrades to TempleOS in the last year or so? Haven't seen the author of the OS posting around much in that time.

Terry Davis passed away about a year ago: https://www.thedalleschronicle.com/news/local/man-killed-by-...

Bummer. Thanks.

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QEMU and KVM also support pcspkr audio, so they should be perfectly suitable to run TempleOS.

Does it support emulating one for a MacBook that lacks the hardware?

Yes, it's certainly using whatever sound hardware you have to emit beeps and blips :)

Re: TempleOS: Installation

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I don't like running TempleOS on hardware or in a full fledged VM(Seems like overkill). I would like to make an alternate virtual machine to run TempleOs programs on, in Javascript using a Canvas element for UI. I am unsure if there are constructs which TempleOS uses which are unrepresentable in a virtual machine built inside of a javascript virtual machines - like threads, interrupts, etc. I think events could be wi…

Philosophical objection: that is exactly the opposite of what TempleOS is about. Practical objection: By the time you've done that, you'd have written a complete IBM-PC-to-browser compatibility layer. ... This would be super cool if it worked, I'm just sceptical.

Re: complete IBM-PC-to-browser- I am not sure about that. I think that the Holy C compiler only emits a small subset of all of the x86/64 Instruction set.
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