dpm | mvo, on my local machine, where can I see the icons of all applications available in the software center, regardless whether they come from the archive, ppas, extras... ? | 14:24 |
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mvo | dpm: /usr/share/app-install/icons | 14:26 |
dpm | cool, thanks! | 14:26 |
mvo | dpm: and ~/.cache/software-center/icons | 14:26 |
mvo | for the downloaded stuff | 14:26 |
dpm | mvo, cool, that's what I was looking for. Another quick question: is there any way to get the icons in other sizes (either locally or via api), if they are available? Most of the local icons seem to be 64px | 14:33 |
mvo | dpm: I don't think so | 14:33 |
mvo | dpm: I mean for myapps or the local ones? | 14:34 |
dpm | mvo, either | 14:34 |
mvo | dpm: so for the local ones there is a data extraction run that we do | 14:35 |
mvo | dpm: and I could try to generate bigger ones from the raw data | 14:35 |
mvo | dpm: its relatively expensive though (i.e. takes some time to run etc) | 14:35 |
mvo | dpm: as for the remote service, the data is available at http://software-center.ubuntu.com/api/2.0/applications/en/ubuntu/oneiric/i386/ | 14:36 |
mvo | dpm: but it only has "icon_url" in there, not icon_urls with different sizes | 14:36 |
mvo | dpm: there are multipleones in the db, I thought they are exported, but apparently I misremember | 14:37 |
dpm | mvo, no worries, no need to do anything. I was just interested to know how to get them easily, if possible. Thanks! | 14:38 |
mvo | yw | 14:39 |
zoopster | It is awfully quiet out here | 15:20 |
dpm | zoopster, indeed | 15:28 |
zoopster | it's the post feature freeze chill out | 15:28 |
dpm | :) | 15:30 |
ajmitch | zoopster: sorry, I'll try & file a few bugs against developer-portal to give you something to do :) | 17:40 |
jarek | Hello | 19:09 |
jarek | http://developer.ubuntu.com/2012/02/top-10-ubuntu-app-downloads-for-january-2012/ | 19:09 |
jarek | ^ what is the average number of downloads for top selling apps on Ubuntu Store? | 19:09 |
jarek | is it above 500 sells / month? | 19:10 |
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