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Stories · 10

  1. Linux & Mac UT2004 Demos

    Games · Fps · · posted by michael · from the who-needs-a-valentine? dept. · 328 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes "A Linux version of the Unreal Tournament 2004 demo is now available. There's also a Mac version."

  2. The 3rd Annual Nigerian EMail Conference

    Humor · · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the register-early-people dept. · 238 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes "I present to you an urgent and confidential request: I request your attendance at The 3rd Annual Nigerian EMail Conference. This is an excellent opportunity to meet your distinguished colleagues, learn new marketing techniques, and spend your hard-earned money. Attending this conference demands the highest trust, security and confidentiality between us."

  3. Doom III Officially Announced

    Games · Games · · posted by michael · from the boom-click-click-boom-click-click dept. · 355 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes "The end is near. First, id Software's site is updated for the first time since the Quake II times and now they officially announce Doom III!" If you recall, there were some screenshots released last year, but I don't think there's been much since then - these are probably out of date.

  4. Textmode Quake 2

    Games · Quake · · posted by michael · from the we-will-be-getting-duplicate-submissions-of-this-for-weeks dept. · 235 comments
    Artemis writes: "Following the Quake 2 source code release under the GPL, here's the follow-up of the famous ttyquake, it's a text mode Quake II called aaquake2 which has just been released. Time for more 3d text mode gaming fun! The site includes screenshots for those of you who haven't seen Quake-turned-Text before."

  5. Mesa 4.0 Implements OpenGL 1.3 Spec

    Developers · Graphics · · posted by timothy · from the three-dee-goodness dept. · 16 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes: "Version 4.0 of the Mesa 3D Graphics Library has been released. The first thing in the changelog says "Mesa 4.0 implements the OpenGL 1.3 specification"." That was quick. Perhaps the next revision of the OpenGL specification will say "Now fully compliant with the Mesa 3D vision."

  6. Five Years of KDE

    Tech · Kde · · posted by michael · from the birthdays-for-everyone dept. · 401 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes: "Looks like KDE is five years old. Five years seems like a lot of time but just look how much they've achieved in this time." I think the hard part is just beginning - KDE has got all the basics down, and now they have to resist adding too much more crap.

  7. MacOS X Upgrade Not Free Anymore?

    Bsd · Bsd · · posted by timothy · from the little-f-free-even dept. · 22 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes: "Remember when Steve Jobs said that the MacOS X 10.1 upgrade would be available to anyone to download for free and also on a CD for $20? Well, it seems that they changed their minds about the free download."

  8. Five Years of Quake

    Games · Quake · · posted by Hemos · from the keeping-it-retrospective-from-the-get-go dept. · 221 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes "On this day five years ago the shareware version of Quake has hit the Net and changed the world forever. There's a pretty good article about the history of Quake on Methos Quake. It's got an interview with John Romero and Tim Willits."

  9. Quake For The iPaq

    Games · Quake · · posted by timothy · from the start-shaking dept. · 148 comments
    hooded1 writes: "Although once considered a utopian ideal, it has now become a reality. Last night on January 20th Dan East released the alpha version of PocketQuake, the first successful port of Quake to any pda. ... Currently PocketQuake only runs on the iPaq." And Jacek Fedorynski points to this screenshot as well. Note that this only works for iPaqs running WinCE, not Linux.

  10. Linux Sin Demo

    Games · Games · · posted by michael · from the qui-tollis-peccata-mundi dept. · 79 comments
    Jacek Fedorynski writes: "A playable demo of Sin, the first person shooter originally by Ritual, has been released by Hyperion Entertainment. It weighs about 40 MB." It looks good. I haven't gotten the mouse working yet, but I've only been futzing with it for a few minutes, so it's probably just me.