Congratulations for releasing the biggest LÖVE update in history , but I have a small problem: I’m using ubuntu 13.10 and to install LÖVE 0.9 I need libsdl2-2.0.1 which I can't find. Another question I would like to know is what are the benefits of having LÖVE as a library (liblove)?
Thanks for this great release, I can't wait to play with it.
master both wrote:I’m using ubuntu 13.10 and to install LÖVE 0.9 I need libsdl2-2.0.1 which I can't find.
It's in my ppa, but it is indeed not in the standard ubuntu repositories.
master both wrote:
Another question I would like to know is what are the benefits of having LÖVE as a library (liblove)?
This means that you don't need to run love standalone, but you could, for instance, load this from a running lua session. It also means it's easier to develop native extensions for.. I think. In any case, this is an architectural change, and liblove is one of the dependencies of the love package.
Slime, you have been off the hook working on this version so hard. Thanks big fat buckets to you and to all who contributed to this release. It's a doozy.
Thanks rude , slime, Alex Szpakowski, Bart van Strien, vrld, Martin Felis, Boolsheet and to everyone who participated in the development of a new version of the LÖVE!
Antonio wrote:Thanks rude , slime, Alex Szpakowski, Bart van Strien, vrld, Martin Felis, Boolsheet and to everyone who participated in the development of a new version of the LÖVE!
, but I have a small problem: I’m using ubuntu 13.10 and to install LÖVE 0.9 I need libsdl2-2.0.1 which I can't find. Another question I would like to know is what are the benefits of having LÖVE as a library (liblove)?
