Update README.md

[gregorylearns]

Add FossHub Link to download older Audacity versions to README.md
took me a while to find audacity 3.0.2 there

Signed-off-by: Gregory [email protected]

Resolves: (direct link to the issue)

(short description of the changes and the motivation to make the changes)

Checklist

• I have signed off my commits using -s or Signed-off-by* (See: Contributing § DCO)
• I made sure the code compiles on my machine
• I made sure there are no unnecessary changes in the code*
• I made sure the title of the PR reflects the core meaning of the issue you are solving*
• I made sure the commit message(s) contain a description and answer the question "Why do those changes fix that particular issue?" or "Why are those changes really necessary as improvements?"*

* indicates required

[n0toose]

Hi, thanks for your contribution. You kind of missed a space in between of your name and your email, but I don't think this is a big deal.

[n0toose]

The English sounds a little bit awkward here. Maybe referring to the page as "or the "Download Audacity older versions." page on Fosshub, "Fosshub's dedicated page for older Audacity versions", or something similar would be a bit better? :D

[gregorylearns]

Hi, thanks for your contribution. You kind of missed a space in between of your name and your email, but I don't think this is a big deal.

Thank you so much! This is my first time (or one of the first few times) contributing to open-source and my apologies if I missed some part of the contribution instructions.

I think Older versions of Audacity on Fosshub is better. Thank you again for the patience. However, I don't know how to edit my previous commit. Let me figure it out.

[n0toose]

Okay, now you're missing the < >'s :P

No worries! GitHub automatically removes them, so I understand why this is tricky. There's the --signoff parameter which makes this a whole lot easier when using the command line. You can also always use git log -p to check how previous commits look like.

[n0toose]

I would say that the quotation marks in what I said are a bit important, because this title kind of "violates" the proper flow of the sentence and the fact that the reader is reading a title is not immediately recognizable. It's a small fix, I can also do it myself if you don't feel like it, just trying to show how I'd do this myself around here.