TempleOS
TempleOS is a 64-bit single-user operating system developed independently by programmer Terry A. Davis over approximately ten years. The project comprises roughly 100,000 lines of code and includes a custom programming language called HolyC, along with a self-written compiler, kernel, and graphics system. It is notable as an example of extreme independent software development.
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TempleOS was developed solely by programmer Terry A. Davis (1969–2018) over approximately ten years and is a 64-bit single-user operating system.
The entire TempleOS codebase is approximately 100,000 lines, including a self-made HolyC programming language, compiler, kernel, and graphics system.
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TempleOS was developed solely by programmer Terry A. Davis (1969–2018) over approximately ten years and is a 64-bit single-user operating system.
50%UnverifiedThe entire TempleOS codebase is approximately 100,000 lines, including a self-made HolyC programming language, compiler, kernel, and graphics system.
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