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TempleOS is a biblical-themed, open-source operating system designed by American programmer Terry A. Davis to be the "Third Temple" of God. Developed alone over a decade (roughly 2003–2013), it serves as a unique, 64-bit, 16-color, 640x480 resolution, non-networked operating system based on divine, direct-revelation instructions Davis believed he received. Davis, who suffered from schizophrenia, believed God ordered him to build a "modern-day Solomon's Temple" in the form of an OS. He felt chosen as "God's Lonely Programmer" to create this, describing the process as a way of "speaking in tongues".