Hot Dog Linux – Horrible Obsolete Typeface and Dreadful Onscreen Graphics
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#2Wow the themes look so good. What a labor of love.
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#3That's pretty cool, it's like if TempleOS was a Linux!
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#4Mac Classic (Color) was so dang tidy.
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#5My God, it’s beautiful!
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#6It's terrible, I love it. I also love that all the setup scripts are badly-written Perl scripts, and even some custom C code just to change the mixer rather than use alsactl. This is 1000% something I would have made years ago. edit Holy moly, the configs are CSV files.... that encode JSON?!
And hey, Slack 15 is out! If they do a new release they won't need to release again for another 6 years!
Re: Hot Dog Linux – Horrible Obsolete Typeface and Dreadful Onscreen Graphics
#7That's pretty cool, it's like if TempleOS was a Linux!
In what way?
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#8That's pretty cool, it's like if TempleOS was a Linux!
Well, it's missing the games, the religious gospel, and racist remarks by the author.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, it's missing the games, the religious gospel, and racist remarks by the author.
And you're missing some compassion.
In what way? I recognize that the remarks Terry A. Davis made were not his fault, it's the mental illness. Doesn't change the fact that he had an unfortunate fixation on race. I wish his terrible fate could have been avoided, but having been very close for many years to a schizophrenic person, I can tell you that they will only get treatment if they want to. You can't force them. You can try to be there and help them in small ways, but sometimes it's just impossible to make them change course.
When I think of TempleOS I think that it was both strange and funny. It was the artistic creation of a mentally ill programmer. I still think that, if it made me and other people laugh at times, that's a small positive thing. I wasn't laughing at the creator, but the small religious minigames in TempleOS cracked me up at times.
Linus Tech Tips reviews TempleOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtlyeDAJR7A