If you manage to run TempleOS on the bare metal, your CPU and fans will be stuck at 100% until you turn it off or your CPU overheats.
Run it in a VM and you won’t have that problem.
You can argue that anything above Ring -3 is virtual, but “if I do this my CPU’s going to die” is a pretty reasonable dividing line between “technically” and “actually”.
You mad man.
I think you mean holy man
Calm down, its just a VM nothing really mad about that tbh.
Every machine is virtual, Sherlock. With your detective skills you must really glow in the dark.
Well, I’m Magnum P.I. what did you expect.
A little less deduction, a little more Ferrari!
Semantics, semantics.
If you manage to run TempleOS on the bare metal, your CPU and fans will be stuck at 100% until you turn it off or your CPU overheats.
Run it in a VM and you won’t have that problem.
You can argue that anything above Ring -3 is virtual, but “if I do this my CPU’s going to die” is a pretty reasonable dividing line between “technically” and “actually”.