> As a consumer of source code, I do not use a graphical web browser to search and download from Sourceforge. A relatively simple http/https client will do. On

> As a consumer of source code, I do not use a graphical web browser to search and download from Sourceforge. A relatively simple http/https client will do. One caveat: all the file download links end in .../download, so if I throw the URL at wget it will save "download?verylongblahblah=blahblah1234567890". I have to use `wget --content-d` (short for content-disposition) to actually save the name correctly. It's really annoying, but a behavior that has existed for many years. GitHub fixed this with everything, from release downloads to raw gist links, by putting the "download" attribute further back in the URL, and having everything after the final slash be the uploaded file's filename. Now THAT's nice.