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After you installed ioquake3, just place your quake files into /home/user/.q3a and start playing. It's not as difficult as you make it sound. You get a pretty Quake 3 icon in your menu.
The Quake Live plugin installs on the n900 but the page does not load past the configuration page.
Does anyone know anything about the possibility of playing Quake Live on our n900s? Why wont it load even with the plugin installed? I don't know anything from the technical side of this.
Any ideas on how to get this to work? I think it would be a great addition to the n900s arsenal and a great attention grabber. Maybe it will work with Firefox mobile.