[WM: Did you read the article? Try searching for the word "installing." 🙄 ]

I’m a programmer (I previously worked for Fonality), and heavily use Asterisk, Freeswitch, and other platforms in my work.

For source hosting (both open source and closed source), I prefer to use github (http://github.com/).

They provide an unlimited amount of storage, filehosting, statistics, version control (git or svn), issue tracker, wiki, etc., all for free. They also have an awesome website, great community, and automatic approval process. So, unlike sourceforge, you don’t have to submit a projcet for approval, you just create a new one instantly.

Anyhow, I’d highly recommend using them if you are looking for a good version control hosting website.

[WM: Thanks for your comments. GitHub is certainly another option although only open source hosting is free. Other hosting plans start at substantially more cost than many commercial web hosting sites. Users might also want to carefully review the GitHub terms of service which grant the site owners unlimited discretion to terminate accounts and delete account contents "for any reason at any time." Not my favorite kind of relationship, but others might be of a different view.]