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	Linux Quake How-To: Game Engines
		Possibly because of it's size, QuakeForge hasn't been updated in years and it's documentation was never quite finished.
		Kudos to the QuakeForge team for a huge project which has provided much inspiration for other open source games.
		TyrQuake and QuakeForge have software clients, and there is also an old SDL Quake written by SDL's author, Sam Lantinga, which should work on all modern platforms.
	www.tldp.org /HOWTO/Quake-HOWTO-3.html (1330 words)

	The QuakeForge Project: Downloads
		QuakeForge and Quake2Forge are always in constant development.
		QuakeForge: NUQ (pronounced "Nuke") is, basically, the Classic Quake version of Newtree.
		Our quakeforge tree has the netquake and quakeworld code together with the bulk of the code merged, so it's now redundant.
	www.quakeforge.net /files.php (957 words)

	Advogato: Project info for QuakeForge
		Notes: The QuakeForge project is an attempt to maintain and revitalize the source code to the original game of Quake and its sibling, QuakeWorld.
		Prime focuses of the project are portability and compatibility with the original Id Software game, however other issues such as cheat prevention and new features are always on the minds of its developers.
		QuakeForge is working in collaboration with other source projects and QSG to ensure compatibility among source projects.
	www.advogato.org /proj/QuakeForge (210 words)

	Fear Insanity - Quake Mods
		Quakeforge is apparently no longer maintained, but it is still my favourite port of Quake.
		Now, if and when this compiles, there is another problem: there appears to be no access to console, menus or anything.
		Upon further investigation, this is because a symbol the linker was expecting is undefined.
	mrtea.all.fivegeeks.net /quake.html (213 words)

	Download QuakeForge for Windows v0.1.1 GNU Public License software - Softlookup Downloads
		QuakeForge improves the game engine, making the game accessible to a larger number of players.
		It also cleans, spanks, and re-fashions the Quake code with an eye on portability, backwards compatibility, threading, network and sound enhancements, software rendering betterment, SDL (Specification and Description Language) extensions, and more.
		OptiX consists of six utilities which can help you optimize the available memory and system resources on your PC.
	www.softlookup.com /display.asp?ID=7851 (350 words)

	Quake game with IPv6
		See the Fortress page for rules and description.
		Quake source (the quakeforge version) was ported to FreeBSD and then ported to freebsd-kame-ipv6, solaris8-ipv6-ready and Windows 2000/NT in June 2000.
		Ports were done by Florent Parent and André Cormier of Viagénie.
	www.viagenie.qc.ca /en/ipv6/quake/ipv6-quake.shtml (211 words)

	The QuakeForge Project: Screenshots
		Here are some screen captures of QuakeForge in action, showing off some of the things we've done to this beast.
		None of these shots are gamma-modified or doctored, they are what you actually see in the game.
		This shows a location marker (only visible with r_drawentities 0) which was placed shortly before taking the screenshot
	quake.sourceforge.net /screenshots.php (141 words)

	The Linux Game Tome: QuakeForge
		QuakeForge is a source port of Quake and QuakeWorld, the successors to id Software's very popular DOOM series.
		As the site explains, the QuakeForge was designed to compile on GCC 3.4, so you'll have to get that first as it doesn't work on GCC 4.
		on Oct 2 2002 8:07 PM quakeforge (the game this thing is about) is made to play on hardware gl cards (eg nvidia) you are thinking of the original open source linux quake on idsoftware's ftp or something.
	www.happypenguin.org /show?QuakeForge (807 words)

	QuakeForge 0.5.3 download - QuakeForge
		QuakeForge - Project created for the purpose of maintaining and extending Id Software Quake source releases.
		QuakeForge is a project created for the purpose of maintaining and extending Id Software's Quake source releases.
		An attempt will be made to provide free maps/textures/models/etc. QuakeForge is in need of developers.
	www.icewalkers.com /Linux/Software/57860/QuakeForge.html (158 words)

	The QuakeForge Project: Welcome!
		After suffering yet another bout of filesystem corruption, the cursed server Zuul was finally put to rest.
		Boomsticks and railguns discharge into the sky like a Los Angeles New Years celebration: the new quakeforge server is complete!
		QuakeForge would like to thank these organizations for their contributions:
	www.quakeforge.net (135 words)

	[MacGLQuake] QuakeForge needs help porting Mac client!
		QuakeForge is taking a different approach than most of the other teams.
		Whether or not servers adopt the QuakeForge server is up in the air, and it's very likely that mods will require a recompile (at the very least) to be compatible with the new executables.
		It may be worth waiting a bit to see how well received QuakeForge becomes, and do a Mac port after the fact (and after the major bugs have been worked out).
	www.indigita.com /pipermail/macglquake/2000-August/000028.html (519 words)

	QuakeWorld (Site not responding. Last check: )
		QuakeForge is based on id's QuakeWorld 2.40 code and is totally compatible with it.
		QuakeForge should be used with all modern distributions.
		There are two versions of the old qwsv, one for glibc (libc6) and one for libc5 if you happen to run such an old system.
	www.die.net /doc/linux/HOWTO/Game-Server-HOWTO/quakeworld.html (724 words)

	Linux.com Article DB: QuakeForge! - 1/1
		Now when you feel like going back to your roots, to when the Rocket Launcher was all that mattered, and the gibs flew as far as you could see, you can.
		QuakeForge is a source modification of ID Software's Quake/QuakeWorld engine.
		QuakeForge: NUQ is the single player version; it is not compatible with QuakeWorld.
	linux.omnipotent.net /article.php?article_id=11199 (677 words)

	QuakeForge - AGRIP Wiki
		QuakeForge is the Quake engine implementation that AccessibleQuake is based on.
		Accessible Console - the command-line interface has been made accessible by building on the previous feature and the existing console line-editing code to allow blind users to edit text in the console as easily as they would in a wordprocessing application.
		QuakeForge is a modern, portable and Open Source engine that enjoys active development work.
	www.agrip.org.uk /QuakeForge (206 words)

	Favorite Mods for Quake Series - AtariAge Forums
		Who remembers QuakeForge, they made so much noise about that mod engine, only to have it die after the second release.
		QuakeForge was probably the first, but it was not the last...
		Jagasian Who remembers QuakeForge, they made so much noise...
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=93036&mode=threaded&pid=1139468 (482 words)

	FW: [MacGLQuake] QuakeForge needs help porting Mac client!
		I disagree with that opinion, especially considering that your conclusion is based on information provided by the former QuakeForge project leader, who is no longer with the project.
		It may be worth waiting a bit to > see how well received QuakeForge becomes, and do a Mac port after the fact > (and after the major bugs have been worked out).
		The decided goal of the QuakeForge project at long last is simply to maintain Quake.
	www.indigita.com /pipermail/macglquake/2000-August/000033.html (768 words)

	LinuxGames - For the People
		The binary is supposed to work with NVIDIA, Matrox, and other non-3dfx cards and it is apparently compiled from the original Quake 1 source with some "minor fixes." I can't find any information on the license that this is released under, nor the modified source that it was compiled from.
		Alkina seemed to imply by his comments that a GL Quake was "easy" to compile/build with Quakeforge so I'm sure all of you Linux guros can help my newbie butt out with a simple play by play.
		I still cant get a gl version of Quakeforge compiled and this is why I thought that this binary of Quake 1 GLX was such a good thing.
	www.linuxgames.com /news/feedback.php?identiferID=5240&action=flatview (1147 words)

	Fisheye and Panorama OpenGL modes.
		This is a Fisheye view mode for QuakeForge in OpenGL.
		This is a port of Fisheye Quake to QuakeForge.
		This is a port of PanQuake to QuakeForge.
	idea.hosting.lv /a/gfx (1630 words)

	Linux HeadQuarters - Linux Quake How-To: Game Engines
		Possibly because of it's size, QuakeForge hasn't been updated in years and it's documentation was never quite finished.
		QuakeForge's default directory is "/usr/local/share/games/quakeforge", so ensure to link to your "id1" directory from here.
		Another Quake engine which has been ported to Linux but, as far as I know, hasn't been touched in a few years is NPRQuake.
	www.linuxhq.com /ldp/howto/Quake-HOWTO-3.html (1358 words)

	[No title]
		QFCC is designed to work with the QuakeForge engines, but will work with most non-QuakeForge servers with a couple of changes to its command-line options.
		Depends: quakeforge-client Suggests: quakeforge-server Architecture: i386 Filename: quakeforge/deb/quakeforge_0.5.5-1~fbriere.8_i386.deb Size: 928 Installed-Size: 20 MD5sum: f863feab3621226ee86713203986f87c Description: QuakeForge 3D game engine - Fake package QuakeForge is a source port of Quake and QuakeWorld, the successors to id Software's very popular DOOM series.
		Depends: quakeforge-common Architecture: i386 Filename: quakeforge/deb/quakeforge-dev_0.5.5-1~fbriere.8_i386.deb Size: 426074 Installed-Size: 1548 MD5sum: 9aba929206b126078e45d47434f5dd0d Description: QuakeForge 3D game engine - development files QuakeForge is a source port of Quake and QuakeWorld, the successors to id Software's very popular DOOM series.
	www.fbriere.net /debian/dists/sid/quakeforge/Packages (1314 words)

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	linuxappfinder.com /package/quakeforge-x11 (169 words)

	[No title]
		QuakeForge QF is a comprehensive Linux Quake project.
		Quake uses a confusing method of saving and restoring game options, especially when playing add-ons, and game options sometimes have to be reinitialized even though file permissions are not an issue.
		``QuakeForge'' is a comprehensive Quake project, but may have installation issues with newer FreeBSD releases.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/linux/docs/HOWTO/Quake-HOWTO (6727 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		[http://www.quakeforge.net] QuakeForge is quite well-developed on the client side, but mvdsv (part of the [http://qwex.does.it] qwextended project) seems to be the most popular server in the QW community.
		Installing id Software's old qwsv is quite dated and should not be used (nor can it be used in most cases, since it's built for the ancient libc5).
		Note: Both mvdsv QuakeForge are actively being developed (more or less), and it's highly possible that newer versions than the ones linked below have been released, so check [http://qwex.does.it/] http://qwex.does.it/ or [http:// quakeforge.net/files.php] http://quakeforge.net/files.php before you proceed further.
	www.ecst.csuchico.edu /LDP/HOWTO/text/Game-Server-HOWTO (6057 words)

	Re: quake I for woody
		> decided to remove quakeforge packages from debian, it was because of
		> technical problems with the state of the quakeforge codebase, and, it
		Yeah, I'm doing the Debian stuff, at least within QuakeForge.
	people.debian.org /~terpstra/message/20011231.120243.a0920273.en.html (311 words)

	[MacGLQuake] QuakeForge needs help porting Mac client! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		on 08/02/2000 22:00, pOx at pox@planetquake.com wrote: > QuakeForge is taking a different approach than most of the other teams.
		Whether or not servers adopt the QuakeForge server is up in the air, > and it's very likely that mods will require a recompile (at the very least) > to be compatible with the new executables.
		I'm also compiling with GUSI 211 which may fix some network > problems found in the older GUSI distribution used in the last release.
	www.indigita.com /pipermail/macglquake/2000-August/000029.html (295 words)

	WildMidi - ALSA wiki
		For example, QuakeForge has a plugin that uses libWildMidi (without reverb) so that MIDI files can be played through the Quakeforge sound engine.
		I do however hang out with the QuakeForge crowd in #quakeforge on irc.oftc.net if you care to drop by for some discussion.
		Process multiple MIDI files (which it does in QuakeForge) (in QuakeForge you can have 2 different MIDI files playing at the same time using the lib)
	alsa.opensrc.org /WildMidi (2358 words)

	LinuxPackages: Package Viewer
		quakeforge: Quakeforge is a project based around id Software's GPL'ed
		quakeforge: merging the QuakeWorld and Quake Engines, and making other changes.
		quakeforge: You will need either the shareware or commercial pak file to play
	www.linuxpackages.net /viewpkg.php?id=3899 (75 words)

	Linux Quake HOWTO
		Quakeforge is easily the most mature, featureful and actively developed of the Quake ports.
		Quakeforge has a long and fairly twisted history of release names.
		There is a version called "newtree" which claims to be the stable version, but development on this tree has virtually ceased.
	www.dirac.org /linux/writing/qh/quake-howto.html (9699 words)

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	forums.gentoo.org /viewtopic-t-48704.html (183 words)

	[No title]
		Execute./aliens (default fullscreen mode) ESC=quit About Quakeforge: ----------------- Download LATEST source run./configure --help./configure --disable-debug --disable-optimize --disable-asmopt --enable-Werror=no --with-clients=sdl --with-servers=qw QuakeForge 0.5 1.There are no menus in the current code so the ESC key will take you to the console rather than the menus that are AWOL 2.sensitivity is gone.
		In it's place are in_amp, in_pre_amp, in_mouse_amp and in_mouse_pre_amp, which all multiply together to give you the old sensitivity.
		fs_sharepath and fs_userpath are available to MS-Windows users, they both default to "." 8.QuakeForge only ever writes files to fs_userpath, never to fs_sharepath and QuakeForge will search for files within fs_userpath before looking in fs_sharepath.
	www.solaris4you.dk /readme.quakeforge (328 words)

	Quake Wiki - Quake Forge
		GL - Support for external replacement textures (Quakeforge is more finicky about these than other clients though...
		gzipped file support, as well as support for downloading gzipped files with Quakeforge servers
		GL - Particles, sprites and text much faster due to use of vertex arrays
	wiki.quakesrc.org /index.php/QuakeForge (473 words)

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