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Native
Runs on the host CPU through Aiwnios, a HolyC runtime. Starts in about half a second.
Host CPU: arm64
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Two versions of the app, for every architecture we know how to support. We tell you which ones we have actually tried.
No packaged installers yet. Today you build from source; the table says where each platform stands. See also Requirements and Compare.
Version
Runs on the host CPU through Aiwnios, a HolyC runtime. Starts in about half a second.
Host CPU: arm64
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The x86 TempleOS image in QEMU. The full original system underneath.
Host CPU: x86_64
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| Platform | Architecture | Version | Device | Status | Get it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| macOS, Apple Silicon Tested. Build Aiwnios, then run the desktop in a window. | arm64 | Native | Mac with an M-series chip | Build from source | Build from source |
| macOS, Apple Silicon (Classic) Tested. QEMU emulates x86, so it is slower than Native. | arm64 | Classic | Mac with an M-series chip | Build from source | Build from source |
| macOS, Intel Should work with QEMU. Not tried here. | x86_64 | Classic | Intel Mac | Untested | Coming |
| Linux, x86_64 QEMU with KVM should be the fastest way to run it. Not tried here. | x86_64 | Classic | PC or laptop | Untested | Coming |
| Linux, arm64 Aiwnios supports arm64. Not tried on Linux here. | arm64 | Native | ARM laptop, Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 | Untested | Coming |
| Windows, x86_64 Through QEMU for Windows. Not tried here. | x86_64 | Classic | PC or laptop | Untested | Coming |
| Windows, arm64 QEMU would emulate x86. Not tried here. | arm64 | Classic | Windows on ARM laptop | Untested | Coming |
| Phones and tablets Not supported. Use the in-browser version. | any | - | iPhone, iPad, Android | Not supported | Try in browser |
Status: Build from source works today and was tested on this project's own Mac. Untested means we expect it to work but have not run it. Installer sizes and checksums will appear here once packages exist.
A window on your desktop, no emulator. About half a second to the desktop on an M-series Mac, and fast window drags.
The original TempleOS image in QEMU, with everything underneath it. Slower where it has to emulate x86.
No install: a sketch of the desktop that runs in this page, on any device. Try it.