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Don't forget templeos...as trippy as it is.
by axaxs 13y ago
Don't forget templeos...as trippy as it is.
- symisc_devel 13y agoAbsolutely, TempleOS is an amazing piece of work including its programming language (Holy C).
- axaxs 13y agoCompletely agreed. I wonder if it will ever 'leave' his hands, as it really is a nice language, a well thought out C improvement (for the uninitiated - http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Doc/HolyC.html http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Doc/HolyC.html ). I'm very versed with who the creator is, and his personality, but honestly think he may be one of the smartest people in the field. It's a shame more people don't take him seriously(and to their point, I don't always blame them).
- supergauntlet 13y agoPeople tend to not take crazy people seriously. That's kinda sad because the guy is indeed one of the smartest people in the field. I just hope he gets some help and is able to work his issues out.
- Ixiaus 13y agoI forgot about HaikuOS too - I love what those guys are doing. Can't remember if they wrote the kernel from scratch too?
- memsom 13y agoSort of. It's based on the NewOS kernel written by Travis Geiselbrecht ( http://newos.org http://newos.org ) who in turned based many of the concepts on his experience as a BeOS kernel engineer. The Haiku project chose the NewOS kernel because it was open and used reasonably similar concepts and goals as the BeOS kernel did, which they'd otherwise need to emulate.