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> Well, I don't want to complain too hard, but the Zip Picker is still
> kinda buggy. It's a very nice idea, though, but I don't normally use
> (or view) it. I'm just sometimes curious what would be presented to
> new users.
> 
> Okay, just to name a few problems with it:
> 
> 1). Bison and Flex aren't shown at all (even when selected/checked).

The "r2" suffix confuses the zip picker:
v2gnu/bsn241br2.zip

That should be bsn241r2b.zip to follow the convention.  The *last* letter
of the basename should be [bsdl] for (binaries,sources,documentation,libraries).

> 2). Allegro is given as "all422d.zip" (isn't that only documentation?).

Same problem.

> 3). GRX is given as "grx249s.zip" (isn't that only sources?).

Same problem.

> 4). I don't know (or remember) why "Assembler" is even an option.

It just adds a note that assembler files end in .S