Why did I originally write the Mac patch for .love files in .app Resources folders? So I could make this: Make Mac LÖVE Drag your .love file or project folder onto the app. Type in the name. It take a second and spits out a shiny new app, modifying the Info.plist to put the right thing in the menu b...

I just finished writing an app which makes distribution even simpler. You drag a folder or a .love file to it, it asks you for an app name, and the finished .app is created next to the input file/folder. But I can't put it up until the next maintenance release goes out, because it requires the patch...

I went the extra mile and zipped it up into a tidy package which you can install by double-clicking on it. Enjoy.

I totally just helped anjo figure out how to get löve to accept cmd-Q, cmd-H, and cmd-M keyboard shortcuts. So we're gonna have that too. It was a one-line fix. Zing!

(Yeah, I'm easily excitable.)

The Mac distribution setup sucks, as described in this thread . So I decided to contribute a patch. I don't know SDL or Lua at all, and barely any Cocoa, but I get the ideas behind all of them and I want Löve to be as effective as possible on OS X because I like the project. Someone suggested that l...