TempleOS is an open-source 64-bit operating system created by Terry Davis and designed to be the Third Temple prophesied by the Bible. It is one of the most complex software engineering projects ever created by a solo developer. 

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TempleOS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible.
It was created in 2005 by Terry Davis, an exceptionally talented programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia.
He wrote the entire operating system himself at his parents house in Las Vegas, which included a bootloader, kernel, window manager, 3 d graphics library, and multiple games, all powered by his own compiler and custom programming language called Holy See.
Amazingly, it all fits in under 100,000 lines of code at 1.4 megabytes.
Just as God intended, he believed he was God's chosen programmer and implemented features described as a modern day way of speaking in tongues.
It renders graphics at 640 by 480 resolution, limited to only 16 colors.
The The underlying language, Holy c, resembles c or c plus plus but has functions that can be invoked without parenthesis or arguments, and uses just in time compilation, which means it doubles as a shell language that can be executed directly from the terminal.
Unlike other operating systems like Linux or Windows, it's ring 0 only, which means everything happens directly in in the kernel, including user programs.
You have complete control over the operating system source code and hardware.
That may not seem very safe, but it's the way it is because it's fun.
To get started, you'll first want to download the ISO file from the TempleOS website.
From there, use a tool like VirtualBox configured for a 64 bit operating system that boots this file.
On startup, it creates a single immortal task named Adam.
It's the father of every other task just like in the book of Genesis.
It can also take advantage of multiple CPU cores, where each core gets its own immortal Seth task.
Once inside, you can take the tour or immediately start speaking in tongues by hitting f7, 7, which generates a pseudo random word from God.
You can also have God draw you a picture with shift f 6 to perform a God doodle.
That was fun, on, but now use control m to open up the personal menu.
From here, you'll find a huge variety of games, like 3 d first person shooters, 2 d strategy games and simulations like After Egypt, where you play the role of Moses, and also has utilities to manage your finances and make music.
Remember, this is all made possible by a custom graphics library.
If you're not happy with the way it works, simply open up the source code, make some modifications in Holy See.
Reboot and enjoy.
Every line of code is right at your fingertips, thanks to the Red Sea file system.
The end result is one of the most complex as pieces of software ever written by a solo developer.
But there's a lot more to this story, and sadly Terry Davis passed away in 2018 and at the age of 48.
He was both a highly controversial internet personality and genius programmer.
This has been TempleOS in 100 seconds.
Hit the like button if you wanna see more weird videos like as thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: TempleOS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible. It was created in 2005 by Terry Davis, an exceptionally talented programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia. He wrote the entire operating system himself at his parents house in Las Vegas, which included a bootloader, kernel, window manager, 3 d graphics library, and multiple games, all powered by his own compiler and custom programming language called Holy See. Amazingly, it all fits in under 100,000 lines of code at 1.4 megabytes. Just as God intended, he believed he was God's chosen programmer and implemented features described as a modern day way of speaking in tongues.

It renders graphics at 640 by 480 resolution, limited to only 16 colors. The The underlying language, Holy c, resembles c or c plus plus but has functions that can be invoked without parenthesis or arguments, and uses just in time compilation, which means it doubles as a shell language that can be executed directly from the terminal. Unlike other operating systems like Linux or Windows, it's ring 0 only, which means everything happens directly in in the kernel, including user programs. You have complete control over the operating system source code and hardware. That may not seem very safe, but it's the way it is because it's fun.

To get started, you'll first want to download the ISO file from the TempleOS website. From there, use a tool like VirtualBox configured for a 64 bit operating system that boots this file. On startup, it creates a single immortal task named Adam. It's the father of every other task just like in the book of Genesis. It can also take advantage of multiple CPU cores, where each core gets its own immortal Seth task.

Once inside, you can take the tour or immediately start speaking in tongues by hitting f7, 7, which generates a pseudo random word from God. You can also have God draw you a picture with shift f 6 to perform a God doodle. That was fun, on, but now use control m to open up the personal menu. From here, you'll find a huge variety of games, like 3 d first person shooters, 2 d strategy games and simulations like After Egypt, where you play the role of Moses, and also has utilities to manage your finances and make music. Remember, this is all made possible by a custom graphics library.

If you're not happy with the way it works, simply open up the source code, make some modifications in Holy See. Reboot and enjoy. Every line of code is right at your fingertips, thanks to the Red Sea file system. The end result is one of the most complex as pieces of software ever written by a solo developer. But there's a lot more to this story, and sadly Terry Davis passed away in 2018 and at the age of 48.

He was both a highly controversial internet personality and genius programmer. This has been TempleOS in 100 seconds. Hit the like button if you wanna see more weird videos like as thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
TempleOS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible. It was created in 2005 by Terry Davis, an exceptionally talented programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia. He wrote the entire operating system himself at his parents house in Las Vegas, which included a bootloader, kernel, window manager, 3 d graphics library, and multiple games, all powered by his own compiler and custom programming language called Holy See.
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Amazingly, it all fits in under 100,000 lines of code at 1.4 megabytes. Just as God intended, he believed he was God's chosen programmer and implemented features described as a modern day way of speaking in tongues. It renders graphics at 640 by 480 resolution, limited to only 16 colors.
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The The underlying language, Holy c, resembles c or c plus plus but has functions that can be invoked without parenthesis or arguments, and uses just in time compilation, which means it doubles as a shell language that can be executed directly from the terminal. Unlike other operating systems like Linux or Windows, it's ring 0 only, which means everything happens directly in in the kernel, including user programs. You have complete control over the operating system source code and hardware. That may not seem very safe, but it's the way it is because it's fun. To get started, you'll first want to download the ISO file from the TempleOS website. From there, use a tool like VirtualBox configured for a 64 bit operating system that boots this file. On startup, it creates a single immortal task named Adam.
It's the father of every other task just like in the book of Genesis. It can also take advantage of multiple CPU cores, where each core gets its own immortal Seth task. Once inside, you can take the tour or immediately start speaking in tongues by hitting f7, 7, which generates a pseudo random word from God.
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You can also have God draw you a picture with shift f 6 to perform a God doodle. That was fun, on, but now use control m to open up the personal menu. From here, you'll find a huge variety of games, like 3 d first person shooters, 2 d strategy games and simulations like After Egypt, where you play the role of Moses, and also has utilities to manage your finances and make music. Remember, this is all made possible by a custom graphics library. If you're not happy with the way it works, simply open up the source code, make some modifications in Holy See. Reboot and enjoy. Every line of code is right at your fingertips, thanks to the Red Sea file system. The end result is one of the most complex as pieces of software ever written by a solo developer. But there's a lot more to this story, and sadly Terry Davis passed away in 2018 and at the age of 48.
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He was both a highly controversial internet personality and genius programmer. This has been TempleOS in 100 seconds. Hit the like button if you wanna see more weird videos like as thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
TempleOS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible. It was created in 2005 by Terry Davis, an exceptionally talented programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia. He wrote the entire operating system himself at his parents house in Las Vegas, which included a bootloader, kernel, window manager, 3 d graphics library, and multiple games, all powered by his own compiler and custom programming language called Holy See. Amazingly, it all fits in under 100,000 lines of code at 1.4 megabytes. Just as God intended, he believed he was God's chosen programmer and implemented features described as a modern day way of speaking in tongues. It renders graphics at 640 by 480 resolution, limited to only 16 colors. The The underlying language, Holy c, resembles c or c plus plus but has functions that can be invoked without parenthesis or arguments, and uses just in time compilation, which means it doubles as a shell language that can be executed directly from the terminal. Unlike other operating systems like Linux or Windows, it's ring 0 only, which means everything happens directly in in the kernel, including user programs. You have complete control over the operating system source code and hardware. That may not seem very safe, but it's the way it is because it's fun. To get started, you'll first want to download the ISO file from the TempleOS website. From there, use a tool like VirtualBox configured for a 64 bit operating system that boots this file. On startup, it creates a single immortal task named Adam. It's the father of every other task just like in the book of Genesis. It can also take advantage of multiple CPU cores, where each core gets its own immortal Seth task. Once inside, you can take the tour or immediately start speaking in tongues by hitting f7, 7, which generates a pseudo random word from God. You can also have God draw you a picture with shift f 6 to perform a God doodle. That was fun, on, but now use control m to open up the personal menu. From here, you'll find a huge variety of games, like 3 d first person shooters, 2 d strategy games and simulations like After Egypt, where you play the role of Moses, and also has utilities to manage your finances and make music. Remember, this is all made possible by a custom graphics library. If you're not happy with the way it works, simply open up the source code, make some modifications in Holy See. Reboot and enjoy. Every line of code is right at your fingertips, thanks to the Red Sea file system. The end result is one of the most complex as pieces of software ever written by a solo developer. But there's a lot more to this story, and sadly Terry Davis passed away in 2018 and at the age of 48. He was both a highly controversial internet personality and genius programmer. This has been TempleOS in 100 seconds. Hit the like button if you wanna see more weird videos like as thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
TempleOS,
templeos
an
an
open
open
source
source
64
64
bit
bit
operating
operating
system
system
designed
designed
to
to
be
be
the
the
3rd
3rd
temple
temple
prophesized
prophesized
by
by
the
the
Bible.
bible
It
it
was
was
created
created
in
in
2005
2005
by
by
Terry
terry
Davis,
davis
an
an
exceptionally
exceptionally
talented
talented
programmer
programmer
diagnosed
diagnosed
with
with
schizophrenia.
schizophrenia
He
he
wrote
wrote
the
the
entire
entire
operating
operating
system
system
himself
himself
at
at
his
his
parents
parents
house
house
in
in
Las
las
Vegas,
vegas
which
which
included
included
a
a
bootloader,
bootloader
kernel,
kernel
window
window
manager,
manager
3
3
d
d
graphics
graphics
library,
library
and
and
multiple
multiple
games,
games
all
all
powered
powered
by
by
his
his
own
own
compiler
compiler
and
and
custom
custom
programming
programming
language
language
called
called
Holy
holy
See.
see
Amazingly,
amazingly
it
it
all
all
fits
fits
in
in
under
under
100,000
100,000
lines
lines
of
of
code
code
at
at
1.4
1.4
megabytes.
megabytes
Just
just
as
as
God
god
intended,
intended
he
he
believed
believed
he
he
was
was
God's
god's
chosen
chosen
programmer
programmer
and
and
implemented
implemented
features
features
described
described
as
as
a
a
modern
modern
day
day
way
way
of
of
speaking
speaking
in
in
tongues.
tongues
It
it
renders
renders
graphics
graphics
at
at
640
640
by
by
480
480
resolution,
resolution
limited
limited
to
to
only
only
16
16
colors.
colors
The
the
The
the
underlying
underlying
language,
language
Holy
holy
c,
c
resembles
resembles
c
c
or
or
c
c
plus
plus
plus
plus
but
but
has
has
functions
functions
that
that
can
can
be
be
invoked
invoked
without
without
parenthesis
parenthesis
or
or
arguments,
arguments
and
and
uses
uses
just
just
in
in
time
time
compilation,
compilation
which
which
means
means
it
it
doubles
doubles
as
as
a
a
shell
shell
language
language
that
that
can
can
be
be
executed
executed
directly
directly
from
from
the
the
terminal.
terminal
Unlike
unlike
other
other
operating
operating
systems
systems
like
like
Linux
linux
or
or
Windows,
windows
it's
it's
ring
ring
0
0
only,
only
which
which
means
means
everything
everything
happens
happens
directly
directly
in
in
in
in
the
the
kernel,
kernel
including
including
user
user
programs.
programs
You
you
have
have
complete
complete
control
control
over
over
the
the
operating
operating
system
system
source
source
code
code
and
and
hardware.
hardware
That
that
may
may
not
not
seem
seem
very
very
safe,
safe
but
but
it's
it's
the
the
way
way
it
it
is
is
because
because
it's
it's
fun.
fun
To
to
get
get
started,
started
you'll
you'll
first
first
want
want
to
to
download
download
the
the
ISO
iso
file
file
from
from
the
the
TempleOS
templeos
website.
website
From
from
there,
there
use
use
a
a
tool
tool
like
like
VirtualBox
virtualbox
configured
configured
for
for
a
a
64
64
bit
bit
operating
operating
system
system
that
that
boots
boots
this
this
file.
file
On
on
startup,
startup
it
it
creates
creates
a
a
single
single
immortal
immortal
task
task
named
named
Adam.
adam
It's
it's
the
the
father
father
of
of
every
every
other
other
task
task
just
just
like
like
in
in
the
the
book
book
of
of
Genesis.
genesis
It
it
can
can
also
also
take
take
advantage
advantage
of
of
multiple
multiple
CPU
cpu
cores,
cores
where
where
each
each
core
core
gets
gets
its
its
own
own
immortal
immortal
Seth
seth
task.
task
Once
once
inside,
inside
you
you
can
can
take
take
the
the
tour
tour
or
or
immediately
immediately
start
start
speaking
speaking
in
in
tongues
tongues
by
by
hitting
hitting
f7,
f7
7,
7
which
which
generates
generates
a
a
pseudo
pseudo
random
random
word
word
from
from
God.
god
You
you
can
can
also
also
have
have
God
god
draw
draw
you
you
a
a
picture
picture
with
with
shift
shift
f
f
6
6
to
to
perform
perform
a
a
God
god
doodle.
doodle
That
that
was
was
fun,
fun
on,
on
but
but
now
now
use
use
control
control
m
m
to
to
open
open
up
up
the
the
personal
personal
menu.
menu
From
from
here,
here
you'll
you'll
find
find
a
a
huge
huge
variety
variety
of
of
games,
games
like
like
3
3
d
d
first
first
person
person
shooters,
shooters
2
2
d
d
strategy
strategy
games
games
and
and
simulations
simulations
like
like
After
after
Egypt,
egypt
where
where
you
you
play
play
the
the
role
role
of
of
Moses,
moses
and
and
also
also
has
has
utilities
utilities
to
to
manage
manage
your
your
finances
finances
and
and
make
make
music.
music
Remember,
remember
this
this
is
is
all
all
made
made
possible
possible
by
by
a
a
custom
custom
graphics
graphics
library.
library
If
if
you're
you're
not
not
happy
happy
with
with
the
the
way
way
it
it
works,
works
simply
simply
open
open
up
up
the
the
source
source
code,
code
make
make
some
some
modifications
modifications
in
in
Holy
holy
See.
see
Reboot
reboot
and
and
enjoy.
enjoy
Every
every
line
line
of
of
code
code
is
is
right
right
at
at
your
your
fingertips,
fingertips
thanks
thanks
to
to
the
the
Red
red
Sea
sea
file
file
system.
system
The
the
end
end
result
result
is
is
one
one
of
of
the
the
most
most
complex
complex
as
as
pieces
pieces
of
of
software
software
ever
ever
written
written
by
by
a
a
solo
solo
developer.
developer
But
but
there's
there's
a
a
lot
lot
more
more
to
to
this
this
story,
story
and
and
sadly
sadly
Terry
terry
Davis
davis
passed
passed
away
away
in
in
2018
2018
and
and
at
at
the
the
age
age
of
of
48.
48
He
he
was
was
both
both
a
a
highly
highly
controversial
controversial
internet
internet
personality
personality
and
and
genius
genius
programmer.
programmer
This
this
has
has
been
been
TempleOS
templeos
in
in
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seconds.
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In this video, the speaker explains the concept of Temple OS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible. The system uses a highly complicated and fun language called Holy c, which is used to communicate with the developers and manage their finances and music. Terry Davis passed away in 2018, and his legacy is a sad one for developers.
TempleOS in 100 Seconds
TempleOS, an open source 64 bit operating system designed to be the 3rd temple prophesized by the Bible. It was created in 2005 by Terry Davis, an exceptionally talented programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia. He wrote the entire operating system himself at his parents house in Las Vegas, which included a bootloader, kernel, window manager, 3 d graphics library, and multiple games, all powered by his own compiler and custom programming language called Holy See. Amazingly, it all fits in under 100,000 lines of code at 1.4 megabytes. Just as God intended, he believed he was God's chosen programmer and implemented features described as a modern day way of speaking in tongues. It renders graphics at 640 by 480 resolution, limited to only 16 colors. The The underlying language, Holy c, resembles c or c plus plus but has functions that can be invoked without parenthesis or arguments, and uses just in time compilation, which means it doubles as a shell language that can be executed directly from the terminal. Unlike other operating systems like Linux or Windows, it's ring 0 only, which means everything happens directly in in the kernel, including user programs. You have complete control over the operating system source code and hardware. That may not seem very safe, but it's the way it is because it's fun. To get started, you'll first want to download the ISO file from the TempleOS website. From there, use a tool like VirtualBox configured for a 64 bit operating system that boots this file. On startup, it creates a single immortal task named Adam. It's the father of every other task just like in the book of Genesis. It can also take advantage of multiple CPU cores, where each core gets its own immortal Seth task. Once inside, you can take the tour or immediately start speaking in tongues by hitting f7, 7, which generates a pseudo random word from God. You can also have God draw you a picture with shift f 6 to perform a God doodle. That was fun, on, but now use control m to open up the personal menu. From here, you'll find a huge variety of games, like 3 d first person shooters, 2 d strategy games and simulations like After Egypt, where you play the role of Moses, and also has utilities to manage your finances and make music. Remember, this is all made possible by a custom graphics library. If you're not happy with the way it works, simply open up the source code, make some modifications in Holy See. Reboot and enjoy. Every line of code is right at your fingertips, thanks to the Red Sea file system. The end result is one of the most complex as pieces of software ever written by a solo developer. But there's a lot more to this story, and sadly Terry Davis passed away in 2018 and at the age of 48. He was both a highly controversial internet personality and genius programmer. This has been TempleOS in 100 seconds. Hit the like button if you wanna see more weird videos like as thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
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