Re: Recommendations for a Free/Low-Cost Bug-Tracking System?

From: Jill Stephenson (jill_at_tortuga.com.au)
Date: 05/30/04

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    Ozibug is a platform-independent, web-based bug tracking system which
    can be installed and run straight out of the box on any Java servlet
    capable platform.

    The Community Edition has a basic set of features which are easy to
    use, yet provides most commonly used functionality, with the option to
    upgrade to the Enterprise Edition at a later stage when you require
    more features. Both editions feature unlimited users/bugs/modules.

    For more information and access to the demonstration systems visit the
    Ozibug Home Page at http://www.ozibug.com/ 

    --
Jill
http://www.ozibug.com - quality web based bug tracking
"JC" <nospam@here.com> wrote in message news:<40b4d9f6$1@newsgroups.borland.com>...
> Hi,
> 
> I was recently asked by a friend to suggest a free (or low-cost)
> bug-tracking solution. His team (comprised of 6 employees) currently uses an
> Excel spread***, and for obvious reasons this is less than adequate.
> 
> I suggested using IssueView (http://www.issueview.com) because we've have a
> great experience with it, but the free license is only valid for a single
> developer with a local database. I am at a loss as to what other products to
> recommend... What would you personally suggest?
> 
> All recommendations will be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> J. C. Bize
> Synopsis Software
> http://www.synopsis-software.com
> 
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