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Free Jitterbug for Open Source Projects

Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday November 25, 1998 @04:12AM from the servicing-the-developers dept.

David Sifry writes "LinuxCare is proud to announce a free bug tracking service for the open source developer community. We'll set up a jitterbug-based tracking system that will help keep track of your project. It's all web-based and easy to use. If you would like to take advantage of this, drop us a line at caretracker@linuxcare.com and we'll set it up for you! More details are on the LinuxCare website. " Is anyone doing something similiar with CVS yet?

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