I was wondering, if there is a way to check if the device used to play a love2d-game is either a desktop(or laptop) or a mobile device (phone or tablet) Now this question may seem stupid. After all Mac and Linux are desktop and Android and iOS are mobile, but Windows can offer a little problem here,...

So if I install liblove first and try to install love itself after is should just work?
Thanks I'll try that and let you know if this worked on me.

I tried to install the love engine to Linux (so I could test the Linux version of my upcoming game), but the software manager throws the error: Dependency unsatisfiable: liblove0 And as a result I cannot download/install (since the install button simply won't show). Any way to get around this? http:...

Venting some frustration over a printer not always doing what you want?

Letting the player change the selected tool with the keyboard would be a nice addition.

I agree. As a matter of fact, I added that one on the issue tracker (as that tracker may also be used for suggestions).

Why are there three executables? What's the correct one? A leftover from early development I didn't properly clean up. BallPlayCupid.exe is in Windows the correct one. I shall delete the other two in the new release. I couldn't play under Linux, I've left a report on GitHub. These bugs should now b...

Take a look at BallPlay Cupid, Eric. Some of your tunes are used there, and on my very detailed credits & license page you can see which ones.

Thank you very much for your great work, Eric. Keep on doing it!

https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11202073/14110002/fde677ac-f5c4-11e5-8752-20e60cb99104.png BallPlay is a series of arcade puzzle games. The name Cupid may imply a romantic setup, but it was only a codename based on the fact that the engine is called "Löve", and I decided to pla...

Thank you

Right for Windows I shall then put "Vista" is minimum Windows version just to be safe (and maybe note that XP computer "may" support it). :) For MacOS, I think I will aim then for "Mavericks" or later (since that is what most new mac applications require). It's not that...