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Quake dedicated servers are for NEXTSTEP/OPENSTEP Motorola and Intel,

sorry I have no compilers for sparc/HP.



The netquake server (normal quake) is a version of LordHavoc's 

lhnqserver (http://darkplaces.gamevisions.com/).



And the QuakeWorld server is the one in the original quake source code.



Sorry, there are no clients for NEXTSTEP or OPENSTEP here, due to the code ID

realeased lacks some of the experimental code they wrote that ran Quake in 

NEXTSTEP. Although most (id not all) the code they released compiles cleanly under NEXTSTEP

and even has some code for NEXTSTEP still in it, the only thing missing is

the graphics code. And X11 won't work because NEXT and Cub'X lacks many 

shared memory extentions that the X rendering code requires. So if someone 

wants to make a NEXTSTEP client all they would need to do is write 

graphics output, keyboard/mouse input, and possibly sound 

(snd_next.c I think is sound out for NEXTSTEP).  



Both servers are standard in how they work, so if you have ran a dedicated

server for any quake game before they work the same.



I tested these binaries on an NeXTstation Turbo with NEXTSTEP 3.3, 

and on a Pentium 133 running OPENSTEP 4.2.



If you are on a machine running qwsv w/ less than 48MB of ram use the 

command-line switch "-mem 8" to make qw hog less memory 

(the program uses 16 but only needs 8)



Lhnqserver is faster and uses less memory than the original unixded 

and works inplace of it, besides I don't have the source to unixded anyway. 



I would have done more but then I would have to learn C....