Yep I confirm, you won't be stuck by using LÖVE, on the contrary you'll have plenty of solutions if you need external tools/libraries.

Wow it's beautiful!

OK thanks! Actually I was also thinking about the script file launching the executable.
About libstdc++, it's probably not a problem I think.

Hi guys,

I'm planning to use those binaries to distribute the Linux version of the game, is it OK? Is there any licence on the files I should be aware of?

I think Mari0 might be more known than Move or Die - http://stabyourself.net/mari0/ Hmm according to Steamspy Move or Die is a huge success (http://steamspy.com/app/323850), and I've heard of it in many gaming websites/podcasts/magazines, I think that it's definitely the most famous Love2D game aro...

Is the 32bit version still planned? And I'm super interested by the AppImage version too!
Btw what's the plan with this, make it available on the Game Distribution wiki page?

To apply multiple shaders, you'll need to setup a multipass system, meaning that you'll first render your scene on a canvas applied as a texture to a mesh or quad, and apply your first shader on it, then you'll also render this result in a canvas, also applied on a mesh or quad with another shader a...

Wow awesome initiative, would make the linux distribution of games a lot easier (I already made an AppImage on my side for Wanderer, but I'm not super confident on its portability). I'll test it as soon as the 32bit version is available!

Just updated to this version and everything is working perfectly, great job guys!

Call:
imgui.PushItemWidth(-1)
-- Your InputBox
imgui.PopItemWidth()

It should work this way.