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Subject: Re: Gaming on FreeBSD...
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Is there any information on the FreeBSD site regarding this and is there
info at other websites?  Thanks.

markemmanuel

Quoted from the Book of joeo@cracktown.com Ch 6:7-13 on 4/21/01 12:31 PM:

> Myth2 runs, as does Unreal Tournament and Quake3.  The latter two may
> require a bit of work to get a 3d accelerator card running.


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