Hmm.. that post just made it public domain :P (you might be able to find a topic around here about the problems with public domain-releasing). However, just to clarify: No license equals all rights reserved Oops, totally forgot to say something about the code itself (getting grumpy). I like the prog...

Tabasco wrote:I didn't package it with a license, so take your pick, MIT, zlib, bsd, you get the idea.

You know it doesn't work this way, right?
Anyway, I'll look into it this afternoon, it sound useful.

I don't know, you might try to reinstall SDL as osgeld said, (however in synaptic there it is possible to do a re-install, and it is probably called libSDL).
The setup itself isn't wrong in anyway, I'm using the 8500GT as well (although I'm using the newest drivers, shouldn't make any difference).

OK, X is the graphical thingy, every screen etc is drawn on X. You might know you have a desktop environment (like Gnome or KDE), however even that is run on X. Basically: X is the program on which all programs with a GUI work. You might be able to recognize an empty X screen when you boot your pc, ...

Kaze wrote: Don't know

The idea was that you'd test it.

Ok if DISPLAY is really set to :0 (the default X11 screen) answer the following questions:

• Have you compiled from source? If so have you got the X11 dev files?
• Can you run other X programs from the same console? (I guess you ran it from console)
• Have you tried 'xhost +localhost'?

You might want to start by saying what OS you use.
Some thing I came up with:
Windows

• Video driver doesn't support it

Linux

• No permissions
• DISPLAY environment variable not set

I kind of miss a purpose, can you tell me what the goal is?

BTW I had to read the source to understand all controls.

Controls:
s = new match
LMB in green box = move
move + scroll = change angle

Sorry for those who liked the ability to download the files seperately, I've replaced them with a zip. However, this has one big advantage (and this is the reason why I've done it): The ability to have more than 3 files. So, now included, the documentation , well at least a basic start of it. AND: A...

1. Hmm.. might be possible to do in pure Lua just to fill the time to the next release ;) 2. Well, you can't go as far as gdb :P , however LÖVE automatically stops and gives a blue screen (sounds really bad ;)) propagating the error (in standard Lua error style). So whenever it finds an error it jus...