No, that version is not usable because the underlying API's (WGL and GLX) have since updated and using that ancient version of GLUT will not allow you to use OpenGL 3+ at all. There's also a bunch of other features introduced by WGL and GLX API changes.

The original GLUT was written for an OpenGL book (IIRC, the red book) so that the code examples wouldn't occupy so much space on paper. It wasn't probably intended to be used for real applications at all.

GLUT is pretty horrible (Does not support key bindings such as "Shift+Tab", does not report key presses when a different language layout is selected). GLFW seems much better, and simpler.

Freeglut is still maintained (with the latest release a few weeks ago), but I don't know how good it is. I've used GLFW for all my OpenGL experiments.

It still worked the last time I tried it a couple of years ago. If it gives you any trouble there is FreeGlut that is an OSS API compatible work a like. Its last release was this month.