So, it’s been a couple of months since my last post about AppData progress, so about time for one more. These are the stats for Fedora 21 in January (with the stats for Fedora 20 in November in brackets):
Applications in Fedora with long descriptions: 11% (up from 9%) Applications in Fedora with screenshots: 9% (up from 7%) Applications in GNOME with AppData: 53% (up from 50%) Applications in KDE with AppData: 1% (unchanged) Applications in XFCE with AppData: 0% (unchanged)
If you want to see what your application looks like, but don’t want to run gnome-software from Fedora rawhide or jhbuild, you can check the automatically-generated status page.
Some applications like 0ad and eog look great in the software center, but some like frogr and gbrainy just look sad. As always, full details about AppData here.