Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3103 mails)

[Gerhard den Hollander <gerhard@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

* Curtis Rey <crrey@xxxxxxxxxxx> (Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 11:53:07AM -0600)
> Also, go to the Linux Documentation Project and they're are HOWTOs about how 
> to get Quake and Doom up and running.  Essentially you need the CDs and then 
> create the directories, etc....  It goes through the steps.  One note, some 
> of the things mentioned have become outdated insofar as that a couple of the 
> files they refer to are not the same in on CDs from later releases of the 
> game.  
> 
> http://www.tldp.org
> 
> Any way have a look and see if it doesn't help.

For Doom, checkout prboom (i think it's on sourceforge, but google can help
you) quake and quake2 do a google search for quakeforge.

I've ran all 3 (prboom,and quake&quake2 from quakeforge) .

prboom has suse rpms
Im not sure if quakeforge has rpms, I installed them from source (but the
README is really clear on how to do that.

Personally I like prboom (or simply doom) a lot better than quake ..

Currently listening to: Metallica - 03 - Harvester Of Sorrow

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