Quake III Arena also had a native Linux version.

And Quake, Quake 2, Descent, UT, Tribes 2.

My first install was also slackware around the same time, but I just bought it from the computer store I worked at. Pat was an occasional customer, who sometimes brought in home brewed beer for the technicians.

The only justification of using a raspberry pi is if they want to make the box with a whole bunch of buttons and be able to dynamically set which 4 buttons open the box.

Cute naming schemes are for people who don’t have lots of servers. At my work we have over 700 servers. We’re not naming them after something arbitrary, we’re being descriptive.

Space war is old, those are from my childhood… Shit.