Name: Persepolis Download Manager
Homepage: https://persepolisdm.github.io/
A GUI download manager with segmentation download and advanced browser integration
Is it Open Source: yes
Link to source tarball/zip file: https://github.com/persepolisdm/persepolis/releases
Dependencies: aria2 python3 qt5-svg ffmpeg sound-theme-freedesktop youtube-dl python-qt5 python-qtpy
So I found out that Solus already has uGet which is similar.
Although I found that uGet browser integration required users to manually download and run an .sh script in terminal. Which is cumbersome and not user-friendly as Persepolis
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/uget-integration/efjgjleilhflffpbnkaofpmdnajdpepi
I don't really see why we need this when the only issue here seems to be an integration problem with uget and the fact they have their shell scripts be executed as a separate step instead of being pre-installed. Persepolis literally just does that (downloads a script, which is actually a fork of uget's deprecated and likely no longer functional Chrome one, and executes it).
I'm going to need to see more value-add, because I can't see a justification for landing this in the repo over a single additional step, it's not a substantial burden for users of a very specific, niche software.
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