#GTK GNUTELLA FOR WINDOWS 10 DOWNLOAD#
That's it - that's the 1.3 billion download sentence. They say in advertising that the three most powerful words are "Win Free Sex." With windows downloaders, we can construct the ultimate come-on: Ubuntu: chat while you are downloading free stuff without getting spyware then uncompress and play it on your media player. Ok, let's just get this solved and forget about it. There is probably a lesson from Firefox's control over plug-ins that we can copy.Ħ. Easier way to acquire additional RestrictedFormats codecs (mp3, divx, others) (e.g. Add daily changing background functionality (cf webshot )ĥ. Downloads managers make better use of broadband connections.Ĥ. Add a download manager with more functionality than Firefox - for example gwget2 - by default. How about more chat options out of the box instead of 50 text editors and 100 image viewers? (BTW that's more aimed at open source than Ubuntu)Ģ. 424m downloads! Chat, chat and more chat. The Ubuntu Technical Board should consider adding the following functionality to Ubuntu Hoary +1:ġ.
#GTK GNUTELLA FOR WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#
Identify the key software functionality Windows users are looking for and benchmark this demand with current Hoary availability. While we believe users represent the ideal Ubuntu Linux switchers, this may not be the case. List not comprehensive/complete - does not track Windows Updates, Mozilla, or numerous others. If someone can identify a source of data on best selling commercial software, we can analyse this data is a future project (Amazon?).
LimitationsĪs only provides demo, shareware and freeware software, this is clearly a subset of all demand. These 250 programs represent almost two billion downloads, a reasonable sample size. Version 2: The methodology was then revised to look at the 250 programs that had over one million downloads each and group them by functionality. The top 30 downloads - representing 1.3 billion files downloaded - were analysed. Version 1: Data from an advanced search on of all software was analysed to determine which were the most downloaded programs ever by Windows users. I brainstormed ways to generate quantitative data on what Windows users want and came up with an analysis of the most popular downloads of all time on Cnet's.
While I was happy with my research on WinningTheDesktop, I knew what was there was open to a charge that the survey size (eight of my friends) was not statistically valid.
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