took over a year and a half to finally reach 100,000 ... and then in just 2 months 100,000 more apps appear...
hoomans... always waiting for the last minute to throw themselves in.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/28/a...-android-pass/
took over a year and a half to finally reach 100,000 ... and then in just 2 months 100,000 more apps appear...
hoomans... always waiting for the last minute to throw themselves in.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/28/a...-android-pass/
When close to achieving you quit! If you don't try you failed. Real Winners are not afraid of losing.
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And Ubuntu has only some 3000 GUI apps. Makes you think.
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Not true. Those 32000 "applications" include libraries, development packages and plenty of other stuff that your average user simply doesn't care about. The ~3000 GUI apps number is from Ubuntu Software Center which lists GUI apps by default.
You are correct that there are "millions of applications floating over the web" but they aren't targeting Ubuntu or Linux. Most of them are for Windows.
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ubuntu is based on debian unstable which has ~36000 packages
so the number of ubuntu only packages is negible
I do not know how if someone controls what counts as android app, but under debian they do not accept every random **** if it duplicates others without improving, are just useless gimmicks or have a too low quality.
So the andoid/debian numbers are not comparable.
Its probably similar with the android/windowsphone comparison done in the article...
Last edited by MadCow108; December 30th, 2010 at 12:29 AM.
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