You'll need a CD key (or keygen in your case).

Then copy the baseq3 directory from the install disk to the /usr/local/games/quake3 directory. You need to download the latest Linux Q3A retail point-release and install it. I own a copy of Q3A and was able to install it. Thanks for the voteĪll I'm saying is that if you do decide to steal a game, don't advertise that fact in a public forum.

I don't claim to be perfect, but I do make an honest effort. Note: This is not a game itself, but a way of playing Quake on modern machines. The goal was to create a carbon-less native port that would not rely on any legacy APIs. The port was originally released on MacOS X 10.0. It is based on the Quake source code that was released on December 21, 1999. I own a large CD and DVD collection - which I did make backups of. This is the source code for the MacOS X port of Quake. I own legit copies of WindowsXP Pro, Office XP, VisualC++, TurboCAD Pro, and many others (although I rarely use them since switching to Linux). The few commercial software apps that I do use - I paid for. The (few) commercial games that I do play - I paid for. And I guess you have never burned a copy of any song, or downloaded anything ever that wasn't already free? Taken a pen from a bank that wasn't yours, or anything? Whoa, I vote you the next christ.Actually, one of the main reasons I use Linux is to avoid the temptation to pirate software.

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