There was issue compiling DevIL with gcc 4.2 so they (devil devs) made patches and removed ILvoid datatype .. http://love2d.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=394#p3894 =)

Not a translate problem in the same file but another issue =)

love_opengl.cpp and there was another file also - has a type cast to ILvoid - this type is not available anymore in the latest version of DevIL ..

I packaged love 0.5-0 for fedora.. Prebuild binary for f9 and source rpm can be found here: http://www.pcuf.fi/~rasjani/love/ So there ;) There's a bug in IL that is causing compilation issues in Fedora 10 -- those where fixed few weeks ago in upstream. When those fixes emerge, i'll push my love to...

Since - well, not sure anymore thou but - there was a talk about having a dedicated DirectX interface for windows version, it might make a sense to check out clutter project for non windows projects ? It would provide opengl and gles rendering thru single api with bunch of other goodies =) http://ww...

http://gpwiki.org/index.php/Game_Ideas

There's a few in there, same are pretty crappy like "make cyberpunk mmorpg" but there might be few gems there too.

My vote goes for Trac. It has git support too (no idea what you guys use) + its own wiki implementation.

Better yet, uninstall first everything and scrape the registry for any leftovers and remove them by hand, then re-install =) Doing just "install over existing faulty setup" doesnt fix anything. In worst case scenario, you need to reinstall windows if you dont know how to isolate the proble...

They should be present in all source packages, check the conversation here: http://love2d.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=186&start=7

^ earlier source tar balls and zip's had some missing files - those where reported to rude and i think he fixed those packages already..

Like few people mentioned allready, i dont see any reason why such feature (filebrowser) should be incorporated into love itself. Infact, for image/pr purposes i'd suggest against such feature. Love should be as "hidden" as much as possible for "serious" people to consider it as ...