I don't know of a good reason why things can't be self-contained these days. That's stupid. Imagine the file sizes of even a simple program if you had to embed several libraries into it, libraries that are used by loads of other programs on your system. The filesize difference is only meaningful if...

Oh, cool. Nevermind then! I like the music, too.

Most distros have some forms of automation and repositories, but what happens if the repository only has a version that isn't compatible with the program you want to run? It's a dumb design decision by linux distros and I don't know of a good reason why things can't be self-contained these days.

Don't worry, it's all open-source! You can do whatever you want ! Screw Microsoft and Apple! ;) From what I understand, the Windows and OS X way of doing things is for every program to include every dependency it needs in its own install, whereas with Linux, the dependencies are installed system-wid...

Nice game! Reminds me of Galcon (that's a good thing).

One bug I noticed, when you're about to capture a planet thingie and an AI sends out its last ditch reserve, it seems to switch to your side mid-flight if the planet is captured by you.

FSAA does seem to fix line smoothness, but it also kills FPS (for me at least - dropping framerate from 300fps to 100fps at 4x AA in my game), so I'd rather not have to do that.

If your code is deterministic then you don't need to record every frame.

The half-width/height offset arguments essentially changes the love.graphics.draw function to use 'centric' coordinates, which match love.physics/box2d.

The above will work if your x and y variables correspond to the top-left coordinates of the image, which doesn't make much sense if you're also adding the offset. This will work fine:

Also the ability to warp an image/quad (Combined with the above would be amazingly useful) into non square/parallelogram shapes. i.e. trapezoidal shapes and others. i.e. the ability to move the top left, top right, bottom left and bottom right corners anywhere to stretch and skew the image would be...