Downloads from !Store

Just thought I would see how many downloads of my software from !Store. In order of popularity:

Total downloads: 1609   CPUFreq
Total downloads: 1525   Fruit Machine
Total downloads: 1339   Cat
Total downloads:  902   CountDown
Total downloads:  770   MultiTask
Total downloads:  721   MakeDraw
Total downloads:  678   Signalbox
Total downloads:  482   ScreenHelp
Total downloads:  414   SudoTutor
Total downloads:  397   SatNav
Total downloads:  266   RISC OS 5.28 User Manual
Total downloads:  265   RingBind
Total downloads:  183   SignalBox (ARMiniX)
Total downloads:  173   TraceMe
Total downloads:   76   DrawDis
Total downloads:   56   LT - Underground Challenge
Total downloads:   47   FamTree
Total downloads:    7   Fan Control

I wonder where you found those figures. Does !Store keep track of them?

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.

Just wanted to say how incredibly useful CPUFreq is.

And yet CPUClock is far more sophisticated than CPUFreq.

@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?

@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.

@Martin: Ah, but I’m such user or provider too, but I’ve no idea where I can find that information.

@ Paul you get an email on the first dsay of the month

I think their is an option to turn it on and off.

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.

I think their is an option to turn it on and off.

@Paul: apologies – as Kevin suggests it is an option when you ‘Edit your supplier’ after you logon to plingstore website.

@Martin: Ah, I see. I had ticked that option ages ago, but only now I see that I entered an invalid e-mail address.