Downloads from !Store
Chris Hall (132) 3544 posts |
Just thought I would see how many downloads of my software from !Store. In order of popularity:
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Paul Sprangers (346) 516 posts |
I wonder where you found those figures. Does !Store keep track of them? |
Martin Avison (27) 1479 posts |
Interesting … but beware that software that has had several versions uploaded to PlingStore may well be downloaded several times by each user, making comparisons difficult. @Paul: PlingStore notifies downloads to the provider of the software each month, with totals. |
David Lamda (9487) 48 posts |
Just wanted to say how incredibly useful CPUFreq is. |
Chris Hall (132) 3544 posts |
And yet CPUClock is far more sophisticated than CPUFreq. |
Paul Sprangers (346) 516 posts |
@Martin: Should I contact the provider to get those data then? Wouldn’t it be nice if PlingStore showed the number of downloads by default? |
Martin Avison (27) 1479 posts |
@Paul: I suspect that information is only available to the ‘provider’, eg the user registered as developer of the software. Indeed, I am not sure (as such a user) that I would want such stats generally available. |
Paul Sprangers (346) 516 posts |
@Martin: Ah, but I’m such user or provider too, but I’ve no idea where I can find that information. |
Kevin (224) 322 posts |
@ Paul you get an email on the first dsay of the month I think their is an option to turn it on and off. |
David Lamda (9487) 48 posts |
It’s the one that tells me how fast processor is going and also cpu temperature. The one where i download a couple go “Oh that’s good I’ll have that, thank you very much”. So thanks Chris. |
Martin Avison (27) 1479 posts |
@Paul: apologies – as Kevin suggests it is an option when you ‘Edit your supplier’ after you logon to plingstore website. |
Paul Sprangers (346) 516 posts |
@Martin: Ah, I see. I had ticked that option ages ago, but only now I see that I entered an invalid e-mail address. |