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Mantis is an easily deployable, web based bugtracker to aid product bug tracking. It requires PHP, MySQL and a web server. Checkout our demo and hosted offering.
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MantisBT is a reliable and feature-rich bug tracking tool written in PHP, offering a user-friendly interface, comprehensive bug tracking capabilities, and flexible customization options. Despite some limitations in reporting and interface customization, its open-source nature, strong community support, and collaboration features make it a valuable asset for development teams seeking an effective and efficient bug tracking solution.
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This project is great, works flawlessly in low-end computers and it's easy to use, and it's licensed under the GNU GPLv3. They could make some design enhancements.
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I'm using this to keep notes on features and corrections to a project I am developing. The installer worked flawlessly and the program works very well. The only thing I don' like is I can't simply add a user 'turnkey' where I can add the username and (temporary) password and allow them to logon without having to have it send out mail messages. But that is minor for providing a very good tool for tracking adding features and no forgetting things.
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Great software - we are using it for years, now. Functionality-wise everything is there just the design is outdated by now.
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Really cool to use. But the due_date should be accessible by default.