Canonical has made available an interesting statistic about the top paid application that were sold through Ubuntu Software Center.
Surprisingly, the chart with the most download free apps from Ubuntu Software Center contains fewer games than the one enumerating the paid apps.
The tenth place is occupied by Maj... (read more)
Canonical has published a statistic about the top paid applications that were sold through Ubuntu Software Center in November. Every month, Canonical makes a list with the top applications, either paid or free. This particular top deals with the paid apps, featuring some pretty interesting newcomers.
I´am playing with Software Center's API, after seeing this post on askubuntu.
My question is: how can I get a list of all Ubuntu Software Center's apps?
From the other question I get this endpoint for retrieving all apps: http://software-center.ubuntu.com/api/2.0/applications/any/ubuntu/any/any/
But the problem is it looks like it only returns 580 apps.
But on appnr.com it seems their a lot m
I can't buy a paid app in Ubuntu store, it asks me to sign on then just goes to a blank white screen. This is the first paid app I've tried to buy since reinstalling Ubuntu 12. The last app I bought was some years back so I don't know if its just this app or Ubuntu pay. However free "paid" apps that use the same system work. If it matters the app I'm trying to buy is MC-Launcher and is $2.99.
After buying and installing a game via the Ubuntu Software Centre, I find the software does not work. But where do I turn to for support?
The game company says it does not support its game ported to Linux as they seemingly where not involved in that. Ubuntu does not seem to provide support unless I pay for it (again) and it seems totally unfair to bug the user community with this issue.
hello,
since i have no ability at the moment buy applications, i want to hide "for purchase" apps from the software center.
I'm happy to pay for apps/games that I enjoy but not happy to have ads in them - I may as well have the free version if I'm going to have to put up with ads. From reading reviews on the android market it appears that some paid apps/games still include ads, has anybody ever made a list of those that are ad free when paid for?
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Canonical has published a list with the most downloaded free applications on Ubuntu Software Center, for November. The top 10 free apps for November doesn't hold any major surprises with regard to the previous month, but there are some new entries nonetheless. Create Launcher takes the tenth place. This is an appl... (read more)
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