I've been batting this around on the IRC Channel for a little while now, so I think its about time I opened this up to the forums as well. uLove is meant to be a minimal set of features intended to both highlight the very loviest of love's features, and to ease porting to limited or constrained cont...

I'm definitely looking forward to seeing where this ends up
Even if theres not much of a game yet, I'm sure we'd all still like to take a peek, and if nothing else we can see out the networking code holds holds up.

To clarify; LuaC mostly exists as a solution to a specific problem, and as a Debugging tool. nothing more, nothing less. Lua byte-codes are not part of the Lua spec, but rather a practical result of the LuaVM's design. The LuaVM is also not a part of any standardized spec, for it too is an implement...

Love most definitely doesn't use Ogre. as for CEGUI integration, I'd have to say its not really that good an idea. GUIs for games are generally far too eccentric and customized to benefit from standard frameworks, a lesson learnt by Love in the past (older versions actually had a gui library, but it...

Luac exists as a specific solution for specific problems, by and large you shouldn't ever have to actually use it, and doing so is advised against, as it negates several of Lua's advantages (both in the toolchain, and at runtime) for very little gain.