RTFM ! (I always wanted to say that about something i've made) Keep in mind that everything you pass as argument (if it has spaces) should be encapsulated by double quotes. There are also a couple of packages you should install first: fakeroot and dpkg-deb. --description Set the description of your ...

Okay ! Thanks to josefnpat and Positive07, the script now supports Android ! -a Create an Android package. In order to create an Android package, you must have installed the Android SDK. See Building LÖVE for Android, but there is no need to install the LÖVE port to Android, as the script will handl...

I took a look at josefnpat's script. It's nice, but I don't think I will be of any use here for a few reasons: the package requests a specific version of Love (>=0.9.1 for the latest games) so any package manager will simply refuse to install your game if it can not find the specific version. No nee...

Holy fuck, I hope so !

Hi everyone ! Just want to say that... Thanks to josefnpat, the script finally supports Debian packages ! https://github.com/MisterDA/love-release -d Create a deb package. Aimed at Debian and Ubuntu derivatives. In order to create a Debian package, you must provide more informations about it. --desc...

I have written an usefull Bash script to do this. Perhaps you've already seen it. It is called love-release.sh. Github , Forum . It runs on every plateform with Bash support, and makes Windows 32 & 64 bits games, supports OS X and Linux too. It even has a support for icons, love version detectio...

Nice idea
Paris, France, please.

I've worked a little (again) on it, and made a few improvements. Firstly, a bunch of cleanup (hope it did not broke the whole thing) and bug fixes. Secondly, I have managed to properly detect the version the project uses by using Lua (if a conf.lua file is found). LOVE_VERSION=$(lua -e 'f = loadfile...

First, thanks for the feedback. I realized that your script was including .DS_Store files. Well, on Ubuntu it never occured to me that the zip command was adding hidden files ( .* ). Maybe it is different with mac. It should now exclude every file beginning whith a dot. I'm not shure if it is a real...

There is an odd __MACOSX directory at the root of love-9.0.1-macosx-x64.zip... It is filled with .* files, all ghosts... It serves no purposes. __MACOSX/ ├── ._love.app └── love.app ├── Contents │   ├── Frameworks │   │   ├── ._FreeType.framework │   │   ├── FreeType.framework │   │   │   ├── ._Free...