Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I was aware of roundup, but not of
trac. Roundup looks very good as a generic tracker, but I've had a few
difficulties with its installation on os x. Trac looks really clean,
although I have not tried to install it yet. Integration with
subversion seems also very interesting. Small question for Nicola
(thanks for the comments on both btw)... was the decision to use trac
at your workplace was made after also considering roundup? If so, why
trac then?


>> This python (but, unfortunately, non-quixote) tool may be interesting:
>> http://www.edgewall.com/products/trac/
>
> We use it at my workplace. It features a wiki, an issue tracker, a
> Subversion
> repository browser, a search engine, and a nice web interface.
>
> It uses a templating engine written in C, ClearSilver, with an
> uninteresting
> syntax (templating minilanguages are not interesting to me, I only
> consider
> Quixote's PTL and XHTML-strict attribute-using things like Zope Page
> Templates and Twisted's Nevow). It works trough Apache or with a
> built-in
> daemon and no, does not use Quixote at all.
>
> Richard Jones' Roundup is even more interesting as an issue tracker,
> that's
> all it does, but it does it *very* well. Its web interface is based on
> Zope
> Page Templates, and does not use Quixote either.
>
> An interesting side note: Roundup documentation is written in Docutils'
> reStructuredText, and Trac's wiki supports it too. :-)
>
>
> - --
> Nicola Larosa - nico@tekNico.net