Thanks, I am using https://github.com/Vovkiv/resolution_solution right now, but will check yours.

I understand your lib resizes fullscreen graphics based on the target display resolution, is that correct? (I don't need a window mode)

I would say, the time spent on coding depends on if you are using a previously created engine (or a loosely bundled bunch of libs) or straight up from scratch. I would say the coding is definitely more time intensive than 40%. But also I am not so good with graphics, so I tend to go with simpler pro...

Try using this instead in your love.update() function:

Alright, I misunderstood that as an open question.

Looks like a microoptimization to me.

It's rather a programming style question.

I have been using hump libraries including gamestate and timer and they worked quite well. However once I needed precise timing, hump.timer failed most of the time. Sometimes the tweening transitions were not finished, other times they went further than requested. Supposedly by the docs for Timer.af...

Magic.

Possibly not much use to a lot of people but I found myself wanting to interrogate LÖVE to see all the modules and variables and ended up making this little browser. Click on the name of any table to drill down. "But," I hear you ask, "if I wanted to know that stuff, why wouldn't I j...

Glad that worked.

That app/channel might be muted, Linux uses separate outputs (pulse audio) for each audio source and each audio output can be individually muted. Go to application volumes in systray and check that.