I'm working in a little IMGUI module, I have a working button widget that works something like this: function update(dt) gui_start() -- gui_button(x_position, y_position, text_to_show) if gui_button(400,300,"ShowThisText") then -- do something if the user clicked the button else -- if not,...

On linux, I suppose the demos and the documentation should be located into the folder /usr/share/love ?! ;) (User, share löve...) and on archlinux, when making a package of löve: ==> Leaving fakeroot environment. ==> Finished making: love (Sat Jul 5 09:41:58 PDT 2008) Lol, great ones man ^o^

My personal favorite is vim, but if you want something more visual, I like Komodo Edit.

Yes you can, just call love.graphics.setColor(). You have a few choices: 1) Use a Color object like this: -- create the color color = love.graphics.newColor( red, green, blue, alpha ) -- and then call setColor love.graphics.setColor(color) -- and draw stuff 2) Use setColor directly (as I did in my p...

AFAIK, it's supposed to respect the order you use (first thing to be draw()ed will appear "under" the rest), so your code should work without problems. Actually, I can't replicate the problem with LÖVE 0.3.2 (Ubuntu Hardy): http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/4110/screenshottestxr8.png http...

Aren't you supposed to be on holidays? :lol:
Thanks for the release!

On a completely unrelated note, I found this link about using the clipboard from within an SDL app. It seems to be portable, maybe you can use it.

Yeah, the yellow ones with the thick border look great, nice job

They look good, but not gay enough for me. Moar magenta please xD

Hmm... maybe I'm missing the point... but what's so hard about remembering that you have to draw the vertices (is that the plural of vertex?) in a given order?

Aha, I love how you referenced my failure in your explanation, making yourself look like a god in comparison. Well played. Well played indeed. Having me, who is inquisitive and reckless by nature, mess around with Linux is like giving a monkey a shotgun: things are bound to go bad, it's just a matt...