Mario Ruggier wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have to say I am very drawn by the no-magic, simplicity and stability
> principles that you develop quixote with, and I am considering using it
> for an upcoming project. Have no specific quixote questions as yet, but,
> as i am evaluating issue tracking tools to use for the same project, i
> wondered if:
> (a) there is some such tool developed on top of quixote, that would
> therefore be easy to integrate with other quixote applications or sites,
> and
> (b) if anyone can heartily recommend any one such issue tracker / simple
> knowledge management system, here I'm hoping that you tend to like and
> choose tools that have precisely the same philosophy as quixote...
> simplicity and stability (not only in few bugs, but also in
> architectural or feature changes) are very important.
> I am looking for a python tool of course, and running on os x.
>
> Thank you!
>
> mario
>
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It doesn't use Quixote for it's web interface (but that could be a
project in itself ;-), but for issue tracking I can't recommend roundup
(http://roundup.sourceforge.net) highly enough.

Regards,
Andy
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