Video on how to configure this setup
Colorscheme I use: ./Home/Theme.HC
Basically my attempt of making an oxocarbon port on TempleOS
QEMU flags, the name of the image and other QEMU options are defined in the configuration
function in the pray.sh
script. You can edit it to your liking.
$ ./pray.sh install
... Follow the Installer instructions, but don't reboot at the end. Just close the VM ...
$ ./pray.sh sync temple
$ ./pray.sh run
When using sync, you must specify the target to which you want to sync. This could be either host
or temple
.
For example, if you create a new file in the Home
directory on the host, you can sync it to the TempleOS virtual image with:
$ ./pray.sh sync temple
$ ./pray.sh sync host
To create a new day:
$ ./pray.sh newday Day1
Note: after running the newday command, syncing is not required, so you can just use ./pray.sh run
to run the virtual machine with the new day directory added.
In the ./Home/Examples directory you can find some examples of HolyC code I wrote.
This repository is almost entirely based on Tsoding's AOC 2021 repo, which I only modified to fit my needs, so all credits go to him.