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Introduction

  • What is LIKO-12
  • How to install LIKO-12
  • Getting started
  • Your first LIKO-12 program

Peripherals

  • Audio
  • BIOS - Basic Integrated Operating System
  • CPU - Central Processing Unit
  • FDD - Floppy Disk Drive
  • Gamepad
  • GPU - Graphics Processing Unit
  • HDD - Hard Disk Drive
  • Keyboard
  • RAM - Random Access Memory
  • TouchControls - The Touch Gamepad Input
  • WEB

Peripherals' Objects

  • GPU / fontData
  • GPU / image
  • GPU / imageData
  • GPU / quad
  • GPU / spriteBatch
  • WEB / response
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How to install LIKO-12

This guide will help you install LIKO-12 on your machine. LIKO-12 is available on Windows, Linux, macOS and Android.

You can download LIKO-12 releases on:

  • GitHub
  • Itch.io

If you are on Android, you can get LIKO-12 directly on Google Play.

Windows

  1. Download the Windows build (..._Windows.zip)
  2. Unzip the .zip file
  3. Launch LIKO-12.exe

Linux

There are two different methods to get LIKO-12 on Linux: either using a .love file or using an AppImage. It is recommend to use the first method.

Using the .love file (recommended)

  1. Install LÖVE 11.1 from http://love2d.org
  2. Download the universal .love file (..._Universal.love)
  3. If you want to enable HTTPS support, install the lua-sec package (either with your system package manager or LuaRocks); otherwise you can skip this
  4. Execute love LIKO-12_..._Universal.love

If you cannot install lua-sec for any reason, you can install libcurl as a replacement

Using the AppImage (only works on 64-bits systems)

The AppImage can't open its data folder, and the data folder location is also unknown

  1. Download the Linux .AppImage (..._Linux_x86_64.AppImage)
  2. Make it executablewith chmod u+x LIKO-12_..._Linux_x86_64.AppImage
  3. If you want to enable HTTPS support, install the lua-sec package (either with your system package manager or LuaRocks); otherwise you can skip this
  4. Execute the AppImage with ./LIKO-12_..._Linux_x86_64.AppImage

If you cannot install lua-sec for any reason, you can install libcurl as a replacement

macOS

HTTPS support in LIKO-12 should work out of the box in macOS (using libcurl, which is pre-installed in macOS)

  1. Install LÖVE 11.1 from http://love2d.org
  2. Download the universal .love file (..._Universal.love)
  3. Run the universal .love file using LÖVE 11.1

We also provide macOS builds of LIKO-12 (..._Mac.zip), but please note that those builds are not supported and not guaranteed to work

Android

It is highly recommended to install LIKO-12 from Google Play.

As an alternative, we provide an APK (..._Android.apk).

Please note that since Google signs LIKO-12 with a different key when downloaded from Google Play, if you switch between the Google Play release of LIKO-12 and another release, your data won't be saved (so you will need to make a backup in this situation).

What's next

You can start reading LIKO-12 "Getting Started" guide.

Last updated on 2019-10-1 by Rami Sabbagh
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