Your problem is that you never check if the mouse is released, so dactive is always true. Consider adding an else statement to the love.mouse.isdown check to set dactive to false.

archive.org also has a capture of the repo from June 2016, which appears to be around when its development stopped.

It looks like you're having the same issue as referenced here. In that thread, it appears as though the error is somehow caused by the no game screen. Can you run .loves?

That's big news! Care to share any of your reasoning behind the move? I'd love to hear.

It looks like this will be fixed in 0.11.0:

The wiki wrote:Changed high-dpi functionality to require much less code (often none at all) for graphics to appear at the correct sizes and positions.

You could try compiling it yourself or downloading a nightly build to see if that fixes the problem.

You can use the isTouch parameter for mousepressed/released to determine if it originated as a touch or click.

If I recall correctly, you also need to run "sudo make install" to install the built binaries into one of the locations in your PATH environment variable. To view your path, you can do: $ echo $PATH /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/lib/jvm/default/bin:/usr/bin/site_perl:/usr/bi...

Take a look at love-splashes

I'm not sure I quite understand, but have you tried making the rotation amount not negative? I.e.
That's what looks like is going on to me.

Looks nice!

Looking at your code, this line and other similar ones aren't needed. Instead, you should use love.math.random; LOVE automatically seeds the random number generator. For pros and cons of love.math.random vs math.random, see this thread.