If you are allergic to subversion and git, grab the most up-to-date source code as ZIP or tar.gz package. Windows users might want to use something like msysgit. To get the code: git clone git:///ariya/ioquake3.git It is synchronized with the subversion repository. Since cool kids are using git these days, I set up an unofficial git mirror of the repository at /ariya/ioquake3/. Windows users might want to use something like TortoiseSVN and enter svn:///quake3/trunk to check it out. To get the source code using Subversion: svn co svn:///quake3/trunk ioquake3 Get ioquake3 source code using subversion, git, or a normal plain web browser. Reasons to do this (instead of using the vanilla Q3A executable): ioquake is still actively developed and maintained and it has new fancy features like in-game VoIP, SDL backend, OpenAL support, x86-64 JIT, MinGW build, and many others. Here is step by step short instructions if you want to play Quake III: Arena using the bleeding-edge version of ioquake3. Ariya.io About Talks Articles bleeding-edge ioquake3 to play Quake III: Arena
