Freeware: Quake

	Quake I port for Nokia N70  License: Freeware
	Quake I port for Nokia N70 (and other Symbian 8,1a based devices). Prealpha version. Author: Dr.Khumen Research Labs Ltd.| Date: 28-06-2006 | Size: 8505 KB
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	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 (2nd edtion)  License: Freeware
	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 (2nd edition) (and other Symbian 7,0 based devices). Prealpha version. Need 64 K Display and 10Mb of free RAM memory. Author: Dr.Khumen Research Labs Ltd.| Date: 05-07-2006 | Size: 218 KB
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	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60  License: Freeware
	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 (1st and 2nd edition) (and other Symbian 6.1 based devices). Prealpha version.Need 4 K Display and 9Mb of free RAM memory. Author: Dr.Khumen Research Labs Ltd.| Date: 18-09-2006 | Size: 442 KB
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	EQuake  License: Freeware
	EQuake is a small funny utility for jokes with friends. After start all windows (or chosen) begin quake, as a real earthquake on your desktop began. Program can be hidden to prevent its stopping. Author: F-Group Software| Date: 31-03-2002 | Size: 250 KB
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	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 src  License: Freeware
	Quake I port for Nokia Series 60 source code. This archive contains version prealpha 0.06 source code. Author: Dr.Khumen Research Labs Ltd.| Date: 09-10-2006 | Size: 475 KB
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	I Hate This Key  License: Freeware
	Hardcore gamer or Terminal Services Client user? Then you certainly HATE THIS KEY! Yes, you hate this useful Windows Logo key. The key you use for opening Start menu in Windows. Yes, Windows Logo key is absolutely handy way for opening Start menu. But not in the hot battle in Quake, Counter Strike or whatever game over network or when you are in full-screen session in Terminal Services client. When you were fragged in the very important moment in the game and your team loses the round only because you accidentally press this key, you probably wanted to break you cool Natural keyboard! The Terminal Session is absolutely real when you go full-screen. Guess which key do you press when you wanted to open Windows' Start menu in the session? We bet, you didn't press ALT+HOME combination, because you've got used to press Windows Logo key to do this operation! So, what's the solution? It's simple - use our I Hate This Key program. You will be able to work as you've got used to work in Windows, but in some special cases, like playing games or working in Terminal Services Session, the program will block Windows Logo key, so nothing will hinder you to enjoy your game or to do your important job on server. Author: ByteGems.com Software| Date: 17-05-2004 | Size: 492 KB
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