Make sure you are zipping everything that lies within your game folder, and not the actual folder itself.

Also, you can't use rar. Only zip or 7z.

Not sure. The LOVE distribution does, but seeing as LOVE can't force end users to release their creations as free software/open source, I don't think anyone is required to use or alter the bundled license.txt.

The SDL 2.0 branch has switched to the zlib/libpng license, which is nice.

Wikipedia says it's not such a cut-and-dry issue.

Your computer is very fast, with a dedicated graphics card to boot. Something must be going horribly wrong with your X11 setup or ATI drivers.

There is an official linux binary driver for ATI video cards called fglrx. You might have better luck with it.

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awk + sed + grep!

why exactly? So people can actually use the characters they create. Exactly. As a programmer you generally don't want art you use from the internet to be in a state of copyright limbo. It's good to explicitly license any sort of collaborative community art. Take a look at this FAQ. It talks about s...

PS: 4:3 is obsolete! My Thinkpad tablet PC is only a few years old, and it's 4:3. :roll: Also, my iPad, which is brand new, is 4:3. :ultrashocked: And they both use the same screen resolution: 1024x768 :o I like this game, but Mr. Spring disappears off the sides of mah screen. This is something I'v...

That is cool.

I do pixel art for a hobby, and one thing I can tell you from experience, is that even for free stuff like this, you'll want to explicitly set a guideline for licensing. You'll probably want to use one of the Creative Commons license for all the base images.

I recommend you download a text editor that supports Lua syntax highlighting, such as Notepad++. That'll help you figure out what is a keyword, built-in, and user-defined.

Also, the Lua website has a manual in the documentation that lists all the keywords and modules/functions.

http://www.lua.org/

It is mentioned in one of the tutorials.

https://love2d.org/wiki/Tutorial:Networking_with_UDP