Anolis is the underlying project for the XPize and Vize resource switchers for Windows XP and Vista respectivly. The codebase allows for the easy swapping around of resources within Win32 executables and other files. (just adding some missing data)
The way things are now, if I go to download Anolis, my browser wants to save it as "2009-09-01.zip", and there's not really anything I can do about that, because the download link doesn't actually point to the file itself, but to another page that starts the download on its own (probably using a JS API) in a way that doesn't give me an option to choose a filename to actually save it under.
Anyway, it would be nice if the filename would indicate what software was contained inside, you know?
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2014-10-01T14:23:19.353-07:00The way things are now, if I go to download Anolis, my browser wants to save it as "2009-09-01.zip", and there's not really anything I can do about that, because the download link doesn't actually point to the file itself, but to another page that starts the download on its own (probably using a JS API) in a way that doesn't give me an option to choose a filename to actually save it under.
Anyway, it would be nice if the filename would indicate what software was contained inside, you know?