Thanks for your suggestion. But it's not like you think. I was searching for Hexen 95 just because I was really curious about it. I considder myself part of the Doom community and I'm into Source ports for quite some time now. I'm quite sure I have some old jHexen version(s) somewhere on my drive from the times where there was no doomsday or not jDoom at all. Sometime '99, I think.
zDoom is the port I use most of the time now (even though developement of the DOS version seems to have stopped - <!-- s:( --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" title="Sad" /><!-- s:( --> ).
For Vavoom... I red that the author of this port is here at the forum as well. As you surely know, over at the zDoom forums, Vavoom is, well,
not liked much. If I remember correctly, someone even declared it "the worst port since Legacy". While I do not share this point of view, Vavoom just is not my port. I've tried it on several machines and it never ran to my satisfaction. It's allways quite slow (sometimes not even that much faster than Quake Tenebrae on the same computer!) and the DOS port just keeps on crashing (might however be related to my OS of choice -
FreeDOS). Apart from that (and the annoying graphic glitches) I think it really has potential. The lightning is nice and the fact that this port is the trailblazer for Strife support (Maybe Vavoom will also be the first to allow the Chex games as IWADs? <!-- s:wink: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt=":wink:" title="Wink" /><!-- s:wink: --> ) ... And of corse the fact that it is to be the engine for the Korax' team games will let me keep an eye on it.