> > Sure, and if possible something a little bit more user-friendly than what > > we had. Being able to download any revision of any file and getting > > diffs between revisions are missing at the moment. > > I like things that allow for quick selection of revs, forks, and > releases. And, then lets you download everything in a tarball. The > current CVSweb does this: > > http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/projects/cvsweb/ > > But, I think there was something a little slicker out there that I used > at one point, but I forgot what it was and can't find an example of it > right now... Viewcvs? (e.g. http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/) Seems to support Subversion as well. > > >- Support/ticket system > > > > Again, something more user-friendly than what we have ATM would be > > welcome. Original posters need to be able to add info to their ticket, > > or the system is next to useless. Bugzilla? Or something else? > > > > Yeah, I'd suggest something simple to use. I've always found Bugzilla > to be a bit overly confusing and complex for anything but huge projects > (like Mozilla). Searching in it is especially cumbersome, I think. That's true but OTOH people are used to bugzilla because several major projects use it (linux kernel, mozilla, xmms and more). I think it can be configured and maybe the overkill features can be disabled in our case. It's certainly worth giving it a try. If someone can think of something as efficient but lighter, I'm listening. Oh, I would consider it a GREAT benefit if it were possible to import our existing 2500 tickets in the new support system and keep the numbering intact. Thanks, -- Jean Delvare
