There's https://bitbucket.org/bartbes/love-linux-builder which I'm also using for my nightlies but I still haven't gotten around to documenting it properly.

You're setting the timer back to its maximum value (maxTime) every time, then decreasing it by one.

I see you've all gone deeply technical, but is there a reason you can't just use Video:setSource?

The wiki uses forum accounts, so that's why you couldn't find the reset form (it's on the forums). Since you need to enter an email address for the reset, and you obviously forgot which one you used, I sent a reset for you. Of course you still have to find that email, but at least that will prove yo...

.. so why would I use this over hump.timer? It may be useful to explain what your improvements are.

Are you passing a path to SDL to configure? And if so, does the path you pass contain SDL_timer.h? If you compiled it from source I expect that file to be in /usr/local/include/SDL2.

You shouldn't have to copy any files. I'm not sure how it manages to error when compiling, but work when configuring, that shouldn't be possible. Did you install sdl 1.2 or 2.0?

So i just skipped the first Step because: bash: /platform/unix/automagic: No such file or directory That file only exists in the repository, and not in the source tarballs, as it's already been executed for those. If configure exists you can skip it. On the second step I came till I had to install ...

It should be 'HC.new(100)', with a dot, not a colon.

It's still a bit rough around the edges, like getting NullReferenceExceptions when calling Love.Graphics.NewImage on a file that doesn't exist, but it's cool to see love being used from another language. As I wanted to test this, I got it compiling and running on linux (with mono), so I sent you a p...