RE: Any links for a Opensource team room/Project Mgmt software

["Ty Connell" <tconnell@tda-i.com>]

I believe JIRA is free for open source projects, but is a paid for
product for commercial apps (http://www.atlassian.com).  I know it runs
on JBoss, et. al.  It's web Java and Web/App server based.  The $800
U.S. is pretty cheap relative to others, and it is a per server vs. per
seat license.

The best free tool I was able to locate was Scarab from www.tigris.org.
It was at times frustrating to use, but workable, as long as you don't
have the expectations of someone who paid for an application.  YMMV.

Cheers, -ty

-----Original Message-----
From: KUMARAN MANI [mailto:kumaranm@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 5:19 PM
To: ajug-members@ajug.org
Subject: Any links for a Opensource team room/Project Mgmt software


Hello Folks,

I hope I am not the only one, having problems in
tracking bugs, maintaining documents, communications,
emails, discussions, expense reports, etc,etc, which
are typical needs of a project.

So I need your help. If someone out there has used an
"open Source free software" which could run on Linux/Unix/Windows" which
basically helps to manage a project, please pass on the links for me.

I appreciate it.

Kumaran

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