Ah, didn’t realize there was a person tag. I’ve added it. I see what you mean about “gawking"—I’m not sure there’s a way to get around that. I think TempleOS is incredibly interesting, but I don’t think it can be ever separated from him, it’s in a way a study in person. Thinking more on it, that does really make it hard to approach it in a way that doesn’t feel like a zoo.
It does feel like gawking into a person’s life, but on the other hand knowing some context on him as a person does provide context to the OS and how he talks to go.
I am not really a fan of submissions about Terry–feels too much like looking at a person with a problem and gawking.
By all means, submit content about TempleOS or his technology, but this sort of thing is not really kind. Also, tag it properly–
person.Ah, didn’t realize there was a person tag. I’ve added it. I see what you mean about “gawking"—I’m not sure there’s a way to get around that. I think TempleOS is incredibly interesting, but I don’t think it can be ever separated from him, it’s in a way a study in person. Thinking more on it, that does really make it hard to approach it in a way that doesn’t feel like a zoo.
Yeah, I think the author of this article was wrong to write it, for that reason. Not all interesting things are meant for others to consume, you know?
It does feel like gawking into a person’s life, but on the other hand knowing some context on him as a person does provide context to the OS and how he talks to go.
This is much more OS centered - http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/a-constructive-look-at-templeos/