Canonical has made a program for thoes who want to make apps for Ubuntu. Now
the site is here:
http://developer.ubuntu.com/
Also another thing is for the Ubuntu software center is that they should make a
Mobile section or area for the apps.
People say this has no chance this late in the game but they can if they are
smart about it.
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From: Joel Leclerc <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 8, 2012 3:19:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Apps and Marketing.
I fully agree with this. Since Canonical is trying to compete with the other
companies, they should take as much as possible to make their company
successful. Also, I'd add that they should need to make more docs for
developers, and provide a simple tool to create the packages (currently it's
quite complicated).
On 12-01-08 12:37 PM, Sandy Martin wrote:
> I have seen the software for making apps for linux (mostly Ubuntu) . But
> on the marketing side Canonical needs to (And I stress this 100%) Needs
> to show app developers that we are cheaper to go with. Apple has a 30%
> cut on all sales made in the Appstore. Google has 19% - 30% cut
> depending on depth of service. Microsoft is offering 30% until your app
> makes 25,000$ gross then they will take a 20% cut. I think Canonical
> should do something but force people to opensource their apps. If they
> don't they should take a 15% cut thus still being cheaper then all the
> competition.
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