Months ago when it stood at 50,000 I said in here that it was going towards a million. I said “a year or two”, which now turns out to be utter nonesense. It’ll happen much faster than that. Congrats!
I used to have a ‘browsing cycle’, but then I set up a bunch of cron jobs so that I can syndicate static HTML pages and only see changes (once they happen) in my Desktop. The instructions are here in case you are interested: http://www.schestowitz.com/Software/Syndication/
Three of those were mine.
That’s okay Andrew because I just downloaded it once for my three blogs. So we’re even. 🙂
Months ago when it stood at 50,000 I said in here that it was going towards a million. I said “a year or two”, which now turns out to be utter nonesense. It’ll happen much faster than that. Congrats!
Hahaha, cool! We are getting there!
off to go download WP 830 times 😀 – congrats Matt
5 of those were mine!
I just so happened to follow the link to be told it had been downloaded 499,499 times. The numeric pattern delighted me so much, I took a screenshot.
You’ll probably get a thousand of these in your inbox, but here you go:
http://flickr.com/photos/mdawaffe/35027076/
Most likely yes, because I was going to post something similar.
it is half a million now.
Congratulations Matt and the team!
Eric,
Funny… the exact same thing happened to me… and I took a screenshot too!
Congratulations, Matt. That’s a real tribute to the appeal of a platform that just keeps getting more powerful and easier to use.
WordPress 1.5.x has been downloaded:
501,534
times
Congratulations!
Wow! Half a million!
(Say, is there an RSS Feed for the counter, Matt?)
Congrats on half a million, Matt! (I’m a b2/b2evo convert and have been *very* impressed with Strayhorn; looking forward to 1.6!)
On a separate note, you might want to check out your gallery. It’s not working for me…
Yeah, like 5 of those are mine, I have 3 blogs and I had to find some old files before hehe.
I still remember back in the day…heh, like that was so long ago…when we were breaking just 100,000 =)
Dante,
OLD=oldNEW=indexSITE=http://wordpress.org/download/counter/FILENAME=index.htmlcd /tmpwget -l0 -H -t1 -T 15 -nd -N -np $SITEmv $FILENAME $NEWdiff $OLD $NEW >/home/dante/Desktop/$NEWmv $NEW $OLDecho $NEW':' >> /home/dante/Desktop/change_index.txttest -s /home/dance/Desktop/$NEWecho $? >> /home/dante/Desktop/NEW.txtecho ''>> /home/dante/Desktop/NEW.txtecho ''>> /home/dante/Desktop/NEW.txtecho ''>> /home/dante/Desktop/NEW.txtyay …half is cool i cant wait till it hits i mill companys usualy have a party and offer free neat stuff
Roy, I understand what your script does, but how do I use it?
I used to have a ‘browsing cycle’, but then I set up a bunch of cron jobs so that I can syndicate static HTML pages and only see changes (once they happen) in my Desktop. The instructions are here in case you are interested: http://www.schestowitz.com/Software/Syndication/
if you use Windows, you might need to run Cygwin.