I've used Trac and Fogbugz. My general feeling is 'too many fields to fill out'. That being said, for anything more extensive than weekend hacks you _need_ bu

I've used Trac and Fogbugz. My general feeling is 'too many fields to fill out'. That being said, for anything more extensive than weekend hacks you _need_ bug tracking software or else things slip through the cracks. Developers who don't use bug tracking software rank right up there with developers who don't use version control in terms of stupidity. On that note, I've been working on my first major project with another person (first time with a cofounder, it's weird but good). Version control and bug tracking feel entirely different when there's more than one person using the tool. There might be some sort of market for a 'just me' bug tracker that can migrate when the project grows beyond it's scope.