Netrek is a network implementation of xtrek, originally from UCB.
    Netrek uses a client/server model where the server machine sends
    "netrek" packets to client programs, which then image to the
    display.  This greatly reduces network traffic and allows different
    client programs (e.g. X-based and GL-based).

    For more info, read rec.games.netrek and be sure to read the FAQ.

    The files in this directory are:

	netrek-sgi.tar.Z	Netrek source modified for IRIX.  Included
				are sources to ck_players and xsg.  UDP client
				and server modifications have been made.

	netrek.sgi4.0		Netrek X binary for IRIX 4.0 and later.  This
				is "blessed," meaning that it will be accepted
				by the public servers.  Supports UDP.

    Newer servers will require a client that uses the new RSA-encoding system.
    You can get this client and its key from pittslug.sug.org as:

	~ftp/pub/netrek/rsa/rsa_client.sgi.Z
	~ftp/pub/netrek/rsa/key.sgi

    These files are:

        rsa_client.sgi.Z	Compressed netrek X binary for IRIX 4.0 and
				later.  This uses the new RSA-encoding system
				that newer servers will support.  Also supports
				older servers with the -o switch.  Supports
				UDP.

	key.sgi			Key for the RSA client that servers need to put
				in their .reserved file.

    If you have any questions about this software, send mail to mikey@sgi.com.

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