Journal title should match downloaded filename

[tonyforster]

Due to some server error, the server is serving turtle_art-48.xo when the turtle_art-51.xo link is clicked. Because Windows preserves the filename, you can see that you have downloaded turtle_art-48.xo whereas Sugar(Browse) uses some other process to name the downloaded file and its very hard to understand why you have v48 rather than v51 installed.

Actually, it was a bad symlink unrelated to the Journal. But it suggests that somewhere in the download process we should reveal the actual filename of the file being downloaded.

[tonyforster]

See also ticket 901 re uploaded filename

[gregorio]

Downloading files from Browse and then finding them in the Journal was not easy for kids at GPA.

Looks related to this issue:
- Weren't sure which item in journal was the state image they just downloaded.

from notes at:
 http://www.mail-archive.com/sugar-devel@lists.sugarlabs.org/msg06470.html

Adding GPA keyword tag.

[garycmartin]

This was fixed a release or so back in Browse. My testing shows the Journal title for a downloaded item is that of the file name, and the full path is added into the description field so you can always check where it originally came from.