TempleOS is an x86-64 operating system for user-programmers that is inspired by Commodore 64
TempleOS is an operating written and maintained by Terry Davis for the x86-64 architecture. Terry's intent with the operating system was originally to teach users to become programmers by immersing them in an environment that was simple to understand and intuitive. To that extent TempleOS has
- Forgone USB support, using only PS/2 devices
Forgone Unicode support, using only extended 8-bit ASCII, with minor variations on ASCII 5, ASCII 28 and ASCII 31
TempleOS runs in 640x480 mode with 16-bit color
Technologies
TempleOS includes,
- HolyC: A JITed C compiler
- Adam: An Init System and Init Process by the same names (Adam Task) which spawns Seth Tasks
- Red Sea File System: it's own lightweight 64-bit filesystem format based on FAT32.
- DolDoc: the TempleOS document format which the shell can render with links.