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Source port to arm singleboard computers

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boonheilig
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Source port to arm singleboard computers

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Since Quake is having no trouble running on most mobile systems and Raspberry Pi and other single board computers, I was wondering if i could achieve the same with one of my favourite games of all times ut99.
After some digging I found that no sourcecode was ever ported to ARM based unix systems?

Having no experience in porting developer source code to certain systems, could theoretically someone use the supposed "source files" on this page, of which i'm uncertain if it is ut99's source although it says "Unreal Tournament public source v432 for the orginal Unreal Tournament", to make an ARM 32bit or 64bit Unix port for the Raspberry Pi? To play it not using box86 and having framerates higher than 25 :) .
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Re: Source port to arm singleboard computers

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Re: Source port to arm singleboard computers

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PiKiss has a native ARM version of UT99.
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Re: Source port to arm singleboard computers

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for upcoming 227k there is a native port as well included. (seems need to fix this link above yet...)
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