LÖVE distribution website

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Re: LÖVE distribution website

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Robin wrote:I don't get why it would need Django, actually.
I don't ever want to work with PHP ever again.
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Great to see so many people interested in this!
anjo wrote:Actually, the OS X version is so large because it includes both Intel and PPC copies of everything required. There's no 64-bit Mac version.
Oh. Right.
anjo wrote:As far as I know there's no 64-bit Windows build either...
Oh. Right. (By this point it should be thoroughly clear that I'm not authorised to make any claim about or relating to OS X or Windows whatsoever.)

I guess we could compile 64-bits versions for the web service, if we were to do it proper anyway.
thelinx wrote:
Robin wrote:I don't get why it would need Django, actually.
I don't ever want to work with PHP ever again.
I feel your pain.
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Robin wrote: My idea is a specialised website, to which you can upload a .love, and it provides binaries for every project you could possibly want.
I am surprised that nobody talks about a catalog of every "published" love game. For me it would be even more important to find a game/demo/project than to get a binary for any given platform (which of course also is useful). I would find those pieces of information about a project useful:
  • * name
    * description
    * release date
    * version
    * compatible love versions
    * screenshot(s)
    * homepage (forum post or github page)
    * author
    * uploaded .love file (the binaries can be generated on-the-fly with this file)
Browsing such a list would give a lot of fun ;)
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Robin wrote:I guess we could compile 64-bits versions for the web service, if we were to do it proper anyway.
No need to. Windows x64 runs LOVE x86 just fine.
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miko wrote:I am surprised that nobody talks about a catalog of every "published" love game.
That's probably because there already are websites like that. Anyway, not everyone who wants binary distribution wants to have it in such a catalogue.
TechnoCat wrote:No need to. Windows x64 runs LOVE x86 just fine.
Oh. Right.
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I had a 64-bit version of OS X 0.6.1, but not one for 0.7 yet. Would it even make a difference? I never noticed a difference when I tested the two versions of 0.6.1.
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Sounds like a great idea!
thelinx wrote:I don't ever want to work with PHP ever again.
Ha yeah, I share your feelings. Which is why I'm trying to learn Rails.
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For those of you not hanging out in #love (why aren't you?), here's the design I made for the uploading page. If you have any ideas that don't suck, feel free to leave them here. Hopefully I'll write the markup and the styling for it tomorrow.
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nevon wrote:If you have any ideas that don't suck, feel free to leave them here.
How about an icon file upload field to add to the exe/app/etc?
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One thing I missed earlier.
Lafolie wrote:How about an icon file upload field to add to the exe/app/etc?
Interesting idea, although I think it might have a hint of feature creep.
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