# Temple2: A Hybrid of TempleOS and HDGL

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* Please note - This is not complete yet, but I wanted to ensure the idea was put pen to paper, timely.

# What is TempleOS?

Glad you asked — https://templeos.org

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# What HDGL is gleaned from for this fusion?

* https://github.com/stealthmachines/conscious
* https://github.com/ZCHGorg/NGINX-HDGL/tree/v0.6-c
* https://github.com/ZCHGorg/NGINX-HDGL/tree/v0.6-c-frontierland
* https://github.com/stealthmachines/EZ-by-zCHG-W-LM-Studio-and-3-LLM-s-in-Council

# With roadmap to include:
* https://github.com/stealthmachines/spiral8plus
* https://github.com/stealthmachines/Temple2/blob/main/PLANp2pINTERNET.md
* https://github.com/stealthmachines/Temple2/blob/main/PLANanalogOS

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# The general idea is that

### A)

I needed bootloader fodder I thought I could trust not to have any secret windows. Who better in this context than Terry Davis, who is convincingly a solo dev?

### B)

TempleOS allows for its own platform to be modified on-the-fly. This is a powerful choice for the era of OS meets local AI.

### C)

K.I.S.S.

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# The risks of this proposition

Terry Davis' files may have been tampered with. I was not able to locate the raw files, and pulled them instead from a second-hand repo with a flaggable name - https://github.com/cia-foundation/TempleOS 

The reason for this is unfortunate.  The ISO does not reveal the file structure readily. This will need to be cross-examined later on...

It was observed that censorship had occurred when I tried to post some repo's into Terry Davis' official Discourse.  More red flags.  Why is Terry Davis' work seemingly so carefully guarded, the same for my own contributions to his official Discourse channel?  Why is a compiler/kernel which has no known windows such a threat?  The man conspicuously chose zero networking.  Consider, elegant reader.

Oh and, somebody should really open an investigation surrounding Terry Davis' untimely death upon getting "hit by a train,"..

God bless.

https://zchg.org/t/templeos-a-project-of-one-man-called-terry-davis/992
