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--- lokigames:quake1 [2025/11/12 09:52] – [GLQuake] twolife
+++ lokigames:quake1 [2025/11/12 13:29] (Version actuelle) – twolife
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-On the CD you will find 5 versions of Quake for Linux:
+===== Versions =====
+On the CD you will find 2 sets (one for libc5 based systems, the other one for glibc2/libc6 systems) of 5 versions of Quake for Linux:
   * SVGALib Quake (squake) -- Software rendering, runs on the Linux text console.
   * GLQuake (glquake, glquake.glx and glquake.3dfxgl) -- hardware rendering that runs using hardware 3D acceleration.
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 SVGALib is long dead. This was a library that allowed programs to change video mode and display full-screen graphics, without the use of a windowing system.
-The binaries "glquake" & "glquake.3dfxgl" both requires GLIDE/3DFX support, and you are certainly not using an old 3dfx accelerator on your x86_64 computer.
+The binaries "glquake" & "glquake.3dfxgl" both requires GLIDE/3DFX support, to run the game fullscreen with 3D acceleration, also without the use of a windowing system. You are certainly not using an old 3dfx accelerator on your x86_64 computer.
 This leave us "glquake.glx" and "quake.x11", both using standard X11.
 ===== Sound =====
-This port is antique, it predate SDL and does everything by himself to handle sound & keyboard/mouse.
+This port is antique, it predates SDL and does everything by himself to handle sound & keyboard/mouse.
-The real pain point is how it use of the original sound system for Linux, OSS.
+The real pain point is how it uses the original sound system for Linux, OSS.
 You would think that it's not a big dead, because you already use ''osspd'', a userspace daemon that emulate the OSS devices (/dev/dsp, /dev/adsp and /dev/mixer) and that would normally save the day.