Don't know!
Since I've more or less hung up my Quake boots (not necessarily as a player, but pretty much as a developer and a forum participant anywhere), I'll probably hang out more here.
For anyone interested in engine conveniences and where iplog isn't a necessity, my probable final engine work is a FitzQuake/ProQuake/JoeQuake hybrid engine called FitzQuake Mark V and I made a brief entry on the modern ProQuake page.
Probably the beefiest classic-style NetQuake engine, but doesn't have iplog or a server browser, more made for single player but is otherwise loaded up (NAT fix, ping in scoreboard, a zillion other fun things). In a world where I had more time (I now have none), I'd combine ProQuake and FitzQuake Mark V into a single engine. Sniff
