Since I already have love.update and love.draw, I am supposed to simply add a love.run() and comment out love.graphics.clear() right? But if I do that, nothing draws! Which, I guess, will be the driver problems? (Ubuntu 10.04 64bit Nvidia GTS250) ...So, is this classic way something else I can try?...

Okay, so I'm 100% sure that when I zip the contents, theres no folders in there, just the main file. With the second bit, i don't understand what your trying to say, but I've tried dragging the main.lua file to the love application . And with the batch file, I'll make one similar, and test it out, ...

Are you sure you've zipped the contents of the folder and not the folder itself? Also for running the file itself make sure you're passing the folder containing main not the main.lua file. Running from notepad++ never worked for me as it starts in the wrong folder so I just made a batch file called ...

Mud wrote:It's in the native Lua library 'os':

os.quit()

I found that in Google searches, but I get a CSOD that quit is nil.

edit:
I (accidentally) found the solution. It doesn't seem to be documented on the wiki but this worked for me:

What function do I need to use to allow the quit menu in my game to quit the game? I've looked through the documentation for LOVE and LUA, and tried love.quit(), love.exit() etc and haven't seen any way to do this. How do I go about this?