DooM Legacy

Homepage

Official site of DooM Legacy: www.frag.com/doomlegacy

Mirror of the official site of DooM Legacy: doomlegacy.sourceforge.net

Bell Kin's Linux DooM Legacy page members.xoom.com/bell_kin

A page with some specific Doom Legacy stuffs: www.doomlegacy.com

Drivers:

Mesa: www.mesa3d.org
Mesa is a free implementation of OpenGL 1.2 (available for Linux users). Currently it supports very well the Matrox G200/G400 cards, nVidia Riva TNT/TNT2 cards and 3dfx cards (voodoo1, rush, voodoo2)! A 3DNow! support is also available as well as a Direct3D support (under Win32, for those of you who doesn't have a good OpenGL driver from their card manufacturer). Mesa is simply my reference driver since it's so good!

 www.matrox.com/mga
Many thanks to Matrox (especially Matrox France) for their support in our project. I'm most grateful to Matrox for giving me the opportunity to develop future version of DooM Legacy on their so good 3D cards. That means you can expect to have a good compatibility between G200/G400 and OpenGL DooM Legacy ;-) but also some unique features supported by their latest OpenGL drivers!

nVidia: www.nvidia.com
Download their latest OpenGL drivers (Riva 128, Riva TNT/TNT2, GeForce).

3dfx: www.3dfx.com
I particularly advise you to download MiniGL which functions now with OpenGL DooM Legacy and which is faster (but less complete) than the ICD Beta 2.1 or than Mesa. Make sure you to put the file opengl32.dll in the OpenGL DooM Legacy directory. You can also try the ICD for Quake3. It run very well on Voodoo2 (a little slower than MiniGL but more complete).

ATI: www.ati.com
Download their latest OpenGL drivers.

Your comments are welcome.