Stephane Clavel
locodog wrote :
0.1*10^9 downloads sounds impressive but how about how many unique V8 logins?
6,388,752 and counting
Posted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 10:55 am
djjohnnyrox
I'm not sure which is more impressive, The number of downloads or that sclavel personally answered locodog!
Posted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 9:14 pm
locoDog
:-) Proof all you need to do is ask interesting questions.
Nearly 1% of the global population (probably higher including pirates)
Nearly 1% of the global population (probably higher including pirates)
Posted Fri 10 Oct 14 @ 3:12 am
raypitman
djjohnnyrox wrote :
I'm not sure which is more impressive, The number of downloads or that sclavel personally answered locodog!
and maybe he deserves more than just one star, I mean locodog and not sclavel.
Posted Fri 17 Oct 14 @ 5:47 pm
groovindj
Yeah, but the first three stars are based on your license. After that come the stars for being experienced etc.
I guess once loco buys his Infinity license (three stars) then he'll be in line for at least one more.
I guess once loco buys his Infinity license (three stars) then he'll be in line for at least one more.
Posted Wed 22 Oct 14 @ 9:56 am
kheyo
BACK IN TIMES ... 2001 ... we just were about 400 users ! See now !!! CONGRATS TO ALL OF YOU for having taken that dream into reality !!!
Kheyo
Kheyo
Posted Thu 23 Oct 14 @ 2:19 am
Over the last year, i've had to wipe my computer 4 times, so technically its not 100% accurate to count the users same as downloads :) lol
Posted Sun 21 Jun 15 @ 8:48 am
chriso710
Is that one million registered downloads coz that's worth a big congratulations.
Posted Sun 21 Jun 15 @ 9:07 am
PhrenicIT
TrapStar1 wrote :
Over the last year, i've had to wipe my computer 4 times, so technically its not 100% accurate to count the users same as downloads :) lol
Posted Wed 26 Aug 15 @ 3:25 pm
kradcliffe
Linux is a definite no-no. Not nearly enough market share to put it simply.
Posted Wed 26 Aug 15 @ 7:55 pm
PhrenicIT
kradcliffe wrote :
Linux is a definite no-no. Not nearly enough market share to put it simply.
I understand the demise behind Atomix not releasing a Linux version but I only use windows OS for VirtualDJ and a few other PC only Programs I grew up with linux it was my first OS i ever learned and let me tell you its one of the best as far as stability is concerned and i know there are others who would agree with me its not that VirtualDJ don't run well on my PC Windows OS but I feel it could run even more flawlessly on a linux OS
Posted Wed 26 Aug 15 @ 9:02 pm
A Man and His Music
This is not a Linux thread, please stay on topic. Thank You.
Posted Thu 27 Aug 15 @ 4:32 am
level10mix
Really a great software.
But worrying
100 million means one DJ for 70 people on the planet, lets consider that 1 million out of that 100 becomes a professional dj
that makes it 1 dj for 7000 people, its still a lot of DJs...
But hey ! CONGRATS ! :)
But worrying
100 million means one DJ for 70 people on the planet, lets consider that 1 million out of that 100 becomes a professional dj
that makes it 1 dj for 7000 people, its still a lot of DJs...
But hey ! CONGRATS ! :)
Posted Tue 01 Sep 15 @ 1:23 pm