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How was the TTD source code obtained?

I voted for DisplayPort. I think it's a very nice standard(and royalty-free!) and HDMI conversion(line-level) is easy. I don't have a DisplayPort or HDMI TV but I am sure I can find a converter for RCA inputs.

Why do people need Windows on ARM when nothing written for Windows would run on it anyway?

A lot of the effects in Q3 are actually done on the CPU in software, rather than straight OpenGL code. The reason behind this was that Carmack was afraid the various graphics card companies would never agree on a standard way of implementing OpenGL in their drivers. Features like Environment...

The toilet is the male's thinking chair.

I think you should probably PM ED or craigix and ask if you can have a phone number for your dad to call. If they're experienced businessmen they will want to make your dad a customer :).

Doesn't Smokin' Guns just use qvm and some custom media? If that's the case there's no porting required. They probably just ship their own Q3 client for completion sake.

I don't know if it's been confirmed or not but will the keymat have plastic keys or just hard rubber? It would be nice to have little keys like this baby.

The point being that it would be incredibly small, maybe the size of a usb flash drive, with a male USB on one side and a female USB on the other. The sole purpose of such a device would be to do USB 1.1 -> 2.0 conversion.

Is there a sort of passthrough device to convert USB 1.1 to 2.0 without a full-fledged hub? I don't want to carry around a hub with me.

What about USB conversion?

Yes, but is the underlying engine ioQuake3? I know NanoGL is a wrapper; is this just a straight recompile for ARMEL?

Well, now that Quake 3 is running on the Pandora, I have the ask: Is this ioQuake3? If so, will you(whoever ported it) contribute the patches back to the ioQuake3 devs?

A native Quake3 would be a better idea because with that you also get support for every single mod for it ever made(as long as they are compiled QVMs, rather than DLLs).

AFAIK(from guys close to id), Quake Live is essentially Q3A with some minor enhancements here and there(like ad support), and the netcode has little change, besides a bump up in the network protocol number, as well as the BSP protocol number. Both the client and server have to have matching...

XreaL has some nice Blender export/import tools for MD3, MD5, and ASE. http://xreal.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xr.../xreal/blender/

Say hypothetically an issue does occur and most if not all units are affected. Would you issue a recall even for out-of-warranty units?

I support this endeavor :).

NetBSD so I can make a Toastora! But seriously, Debian :).

Now Quake 3 won't need to have drastically altered data. We could now port Quake 3 without having to modify the data and thus be compatible with the PC version.