Open Source Project Management Solutions?

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Hi everyone-<br /><br /> I'm new here (as of last night), but I thought this question would be a good test run for how interactive these forums are (so far, I'd give it an A, but I've not yet had personal experience).<br /><br /> I'm working on a variety of open source projects, two of which I'm heading up and hosting, and one set of open source tools I'm creating as I see a need. I have the svn repositories set up, and all the developers are actively using them. This has been a super nice way for me to be able to handle all the work. svn means that I can drop a project when things get busy, update when I get back, and not skip a beat (obviously).<br /><br /> I'm trying to model the management of these projects much like my projects at work are modeled, and that is that they have definite project paths, goals, and bug tracking. So I was thinking about using Bugzilla (which I use at work), ViewCVS, and a wiki. However, I was also looking for a web based tool that works like Microsoft Project. I like this because I can sit down in a meeting with my project manager, and he can hand me a project path, and then I can see where my definite deadlines are. These deadlines aren't going to be NEARLY as hard, but I'd like to be able to set goals so that I can prioritize work. However, Microsoft Project is um, proprietary, and I stopped paying for software 3 years ago when I switched to 100% open source (alright, so I paid for VMWare and Pixel...) I guess that would be the only requirement.<br /><br /> Out of all these tools, does anyone have any other suggestions? I'm pretty good at adapting to new tools. I'm running a Debian Etch webserver that I'll deploy these tools on, and I'd like them all to be rather user friendly (i.e. so that users can use them... --) Does anyone have anything that's integrated all together, or might have some tools that can be modularly clicked like Legos?<br /><br />Thanks in advance<br /><br />rockstar_
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