Now that you read so much about GLtron's history, you're probably curious what's it about. Well, as the name suggests, it's inspired by the movie TRON. Or more exactly, by all the games that …

Here are the download files for GLtron 0.70 The following platforms are currently supported: Linux, Win32, MacOS X . A Mac OS 9 binary is provided, but unsupported.

Check out the gltron ideas page. Decide on what you might want to implement. Tell me what you're going to do and bug me for more information if you want to know how things (are …

Here are the artpacks that people created for GLtron 0.61 and up. Unfortunately, they are currently not available for download on this website due to some changes in sourceforge's file …

These sites ran regular announcements of the linux version of GLtron from version 0.2 on happypenguin.org, a site dedicated to linux gaming. freshmeat, all the new software Websites …

This is a draft of the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) for gltron. If these answers don't help you, send mail to Andreas Umbach . You can also submit your own questions/answers .

So, glTron doesn't run fast enough on your computer. Here's why: In concurrent 3D games, there are two bottlenecks that reduce the speed at which your game is running.

Go, compile gltron and send me the binary! Solaris on Ultra-Sparc (0.61) The Solaris port was compiled by Georgie Low, and is available from his homepage. Look in the arcade section. …

If you're interested in adding stuff to GLtron beyond the list of items mentioned above, you'll find some ideas here User Interaction / Visuals In this section I try to cover everything concerning …

The user interface (0.59) Who's going to win? (0.61, 'movie artpack') Four player action (0.59) Eye candy - Reflections (0.71) In a tight corner (0.60, 'metaltron artpack')