Ron Rennick

Rolf Allard van Hagen

Adds a Theme Stats option to the super admin menu. The admin panel lists all the themes in use site-wide. At the top of the list will be the most popular theme and a number in brackets of how many are in use. Click on the name, and a drop-down list will appear of all blogs using that theme, with a link to each blog’s home and dashboard.
This plugin goes in the mu-plugins folder. This is an updated version of the theme stats (for subdomain installs) plugin we released in 2007. This version is designed for either subdomain or subdirectory installs.

Multisite Theme Statistics

Adds theme usage statistics within your network, shows themes by user and most popular themes.

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WordPress removes the Update Services ability (Settings – Writing) when you create a network (aka enables WordPress MU/Multisite). 
Activate this plugin to get it back.
Note: This is only for WordPress setups with a network, aka multiple sites, aka multisites, 
aka WPMU in WordPress 3 and later.
This plugin might work with older WordPress MU sites. I haven’t tested it though. If you do, please 
let me know how it turned out.
<h3>Files</h3>
<ul>
<li>/activate-update-services/activate-update-services.php</li>
<li>/activate-update-services/README.txt</li>
</ul>

Activate Update Services

WordPress removes the Update Services ability when you create a network. Activate this plugin to get it back.

Multisite Theme Statistics vs Activate Update Services