During this data move, the website and pulsing will be disabled. This will take place on Friday, 31 January from 13:00 to 16:00 CET. When this data move is finished, services will return like usual.
Thank you for your patience during this maintenance!
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The 2.3 client also had a few changes with its stats collection timers, which caused the real-time network graph to have gaps with some users. This has also been fixed in 2.3.1.
Other Changes
There have been a few other fixes, for the entire list you can check out the change log below: WhatPulseEdit descriptionwhatpulse.org
As always, you can download this update from our download page, or you can use the updater to get it.
From the day that that feature was released, we got a lot of questions like “What is the most popular application?”, “Which application gets the most keys?” or “Is application X used on OS Y?”
Those questions can now be answered with the applications overview! Each application has it’s own profile page, which can tell you how that application is used and how popular it is!
As always, you have full control if you appear in these overviews, as per the privacy settings. Have a look at those, if you haven’t already.
Other website updates
The website has also been updated with a few other cool things, here’s a quick overview:
There have been general design and menu changes to enhance your browsing experience.
Team links have been updated to a more friendly format, making it easier to share team profiles.
You can now merge computers on your computer overview.
Want to know how many people you referred to WhatPulse? Check out your Referrals Overview.
We have added some cool global stats to the project numbers page.
Fun Fact: Did you know that you can earn free premium by following WhatPulse on twitter or Facebook?
Keyboard Layouts
The previous versions of the client only supported the qwerty layout in the keyboard heat map. WhatPulse 2.3 supports multiple keyboard layouts, starting with dvorak and azerty.
OS X Mavericks
The client has now full support for OS X Mavericks. This means no more annoying warning about the security settings!
Stability Improvements
Since the release of 2.0, the stability of the client has been an issue for some users. Every update since 2.0 has had improvements for those issues, and we’re glad to report that 2.3 fix all remaining random stability problems. We’ve made this the top priority and the beta period has not reported any random crash during the trials! If you are having any random issues, please upgrade to version 2.3.
Other Changes
There have been a lot of other improvements and fixes, for the entire list you can check out the change log below: WhatPulsePlease upgrade your client, there are a lot of stability fixes in this release.whatpulse.org
As always, you can download this update from our download page, or you can use the updater to get it.