Quake in your browser

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## Quake in your browser

To say it in simple terms: The evil Google empire has created a new browser plugin that allows you to run programs right in your browser. You can find the required plugin here. I’ll try it and post an update. Creepy.

Update: UMNFGHH! If you are on Windows, don’t bother with this. If you are on Linux, here is the basic installation. You will need to download the 80 megabyte nacl_linux_0.1_9308700.tgz, sdlquake-1.0.9.tar.gz and quakesw-1.0.6.tar.gz. You will need Firefox. Install the plugin. Then read and follow nacl/googleclient/native_client/tests/quake/README.nacl . When you are done open nacl/googleclient/native_client/tests/quake/quake.html in Firefox. Taadaa.

Update #2: I am getting no sound and ~40fps (it’s 640×480, about half of the truly native sdlquake performance for me), it constantly burns 100% cpu. +mlook in the console works, but as the mouse is not captured in the window it is pretty useless. ;)
Well, nice techdemo!

Update #3: It is now 3 years later and Google Chrome has Nacl support builtin or something like that. Anyone tried Nacl Quake in it?

09.12.2008 in Other Quake News | 2 Comments »

### 2 Responses to “Quake in your browser”

1. erc Says:
   09.12.2008 19:07

   Impressive.

2. Quake in your browser #2 Says:
   11.12.2008 19:20

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