No plans for official support, but unofficial ports to non-standard platforms like that are always welcome!

A more up to date and easier to read changelog is on the wiki: https://love2d.org/wiki/12.0

Downloads are at the bottom of the summary page for a particular run, for example here: https://github.com/love2d/love/actions/ ... #artifacts

It'll be out when it's ready (but definitely this year). That being said, most of what's left for an official release is polish and documentation. People have successfully released commercial games on Steam that use love 12. Feel free to use it right now if you want - there are nightly builds for de...

Usually a long startup time is related to something plugged into your computer - either a gamepad (or something your OS joystick drivers recognize as one), or an audio device. Some Linux platform APIs in particular have a hard time dealing with some devices.

Is there a case for making this kind of integration easier in love2d? Discuss! https://github.com/love2d/love/issues/1640 That being said, love 12 has 3 different graphics backends rather than just OpenGL. Hard-coding opengl internals into an app won't work there. Some graphics APIs (such as Vulkan...

love 11 supports Windows Vista and newer.

dcuny wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2025 9:16 pm

Does love.update run during resizing?

No.

As far as I can tell, no callback is executing during a resize.

This is changed now in love 12 so by default the main game loop is run during a resize or move of the window.

I don't recommend that code - it will break on various platforms in love 11, and won't work at all in love 12.

love doesn't use package.path as its primary module searcher, it uses a module searcher from love.filesystem instead which does look for init.lua. I recommend structuring your project so that main.lua is at the root, and then you pick whether to load client or server files from there based on a comm...

https://love2d.org/wiki/12.0

You're looking at the 12.0 source code. You can download nightly builds if you want, via the Github Actions page.