I think what you are asking for and the way LOVE is designed are mutually incompatible.

coffee wrote: With 0.8
Non-Po2 Images only
Max Size Test? Don't hang, don't crash, don't do nothing even after some minutes.

0.8.0 breaks several things. Framebuffer is now Canvas, and the OpenGL version requirements are higher.

Looks like you should delete require 'class' from main.lua and put it into obj.lua.

Also, posting your code as a .love that we can run is much more useful than losts of pastie links.

Specs: Lenovo Thinkpad X61 Tablet, Intel Core 2 Duo L7500, Intel GMA X3100, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 32-bit

You support:
Framebuffers
Non-Po2 Framebuffers
Non-Po2 Images
Framebuffers up to the size 4096 x 4096
Power of 3 Framebuffers up to the size 2187 x 2187

:? poop-screetshot.png -- Our imaginary game runs at 720p. -- Display it at SVGA resolution with letterboxing. require "TLfres" function love.load() image = love.graphics.newImage("poop.png") TLfres.setScreen(nil, 1280) end function love.draw() TLfres.transform() love.graphics.dr...

Are you sure you want to go thru all this and even this just to create a deb for your game? Just give Linux folks a zip and point them to the LOVE website for the binary.

https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.scale

Are you talking about scaling? You can scale down graphics to less than %100. It won't look good but...

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Or are you talking about displaying a 16:9 widescreen image at a lower resolution?

https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.setMode

You can set modes here. I'd recommend supporting the default LOVE resolution of 800x600 as a bare minimum if you can.

My mistake. I could have sworn I read somewhere that packing a .love as a .7z was possible, but that .zip was recommended form compatibility.

Okay, you have a folder (project). Go to that folder, select everything, and create a zip from those files. Rename (project).zip to (project).love, drag it to your love.exe, and you should be good to go.