Hmm.. wikipedia is a bit more vague on that, however, the license itself is clear, it's allowed!!!!!! ^^ About the linux part.. I'll start searching info about ld (the dynamic linker), there might be some switch/environment variable that allows to switch from internal to external libs. EDIT: Haven't...

I guess it's a dynamically sized box (I will refer to it as 'box'), and it might have something to do with screen size? Is there an API call that returns 0 (on failure? or just doesn't work?)? However as I'm too lazy to search in the code just to find whatever could create a 0 sized box, we'll just ...

Hmm.. I might need to remove the post, if I don't want to find my house as a burning mess...
*searching anonimity (wait, is that a word?)*

I can confirm the problem is indeed a missing manifest fixme:actctx:parse_depend_manifests Could not find dependent assembly L"Microsoft.VC80.CRT" However, I'd love to see the Box2D segfault fixed. EDIT: If you'd like to know the Box2D errors, here they are: love: box2d/Source/Collision/b2...

You might be able to get around it with the argument that you can run the created executables with the löve installed, totally ignoring the inbuilt löve (and the dll's I guess). Don't know the exact terms of the license, but this might be enough. EDIT: I just thought (while pressing submit :P) that ...

I got the exact same errors as Voker57 (and yes, I'm running linux). (I didn't try wine, I went strait for love envy.exe ) If this is a problem with linux, I am going to delete the game straight away (from my HDD) as I think a game published on a multiplatform engine should be just as multiplatform....

I thought a license was needed for using mp3 format.... That's why most open-source apps use .ogg? I'm not 100% sure though. You do in the US (and some other country's), because there you've got software patents, something Europe, or at least most European country's, don't (doesn't? I lost myself h...

I'd like to tell you there is a line of code I forgot in the piece of code that includes the .sock file (both Client and Server) elseif love.filesystem.exists(socktype .. ".sock") then love.filesystem.require(socktype .. ".sock") self[socktype] = _G[socktype] *self.socktype = soc...

Looks like nothing is going to change

@rude:
Well it was just a personal thingy, not made for performance or whatever.

I actually used the following code to create a (personal) hook program: love.filesystem.include("game.conf") if not width then width = love.graphics.getWidth() end if not height then height = love.graphics.getHeight() end if not fullscreen then fullscreen = false end if not vsync then vsyn...