Project Management + SCM for technicians and non-technicians?

Question

Recently, I began to evaluate several project management projects for the company in which I work. This is a classic company that is looking for the right solution (which means free or really cheap). This is a combination store - Windows, Mac and Linux on the desktop. Of course, technical saturation varies from beginner to unix guru.

I have yet to find something really close to a complete solution. I do not expect to find it, but I am looking for suggestions / recommendations / any feedback based on people's experience.

What I'm looking for:

• Web site
• independent methodology (not looking for a flexible solution, etc.).
• free or really cheap
• document management
• dates and stages
• task tracking and assignment
• reporting
• source control
• wiki

Trac, Projectivity, Basecamp, JIRA, RT, XPlanner SharedPlan. Bugzilla - . - , , .

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Answer 1

Ask E.T. ( ). , .

Answer 2

Trac - /wiki/commit -comments .

: PITA...

Answer 3

Jira Studio. Atlassian, .

http://www.jira.com/

wiki/tracker/svn .

Answer 4

Joomla.

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Answer 5

Redmine, Rails. , activecollab. , -, .

Answer 6

( Confluence wiki) , , . , , svn , . , , Xplanner - , XP , , XP.

Answer 7

, Windows - , SharePoint.

* web based
* methodology independent 
* free or really cheap
* document management
* timelines and milestones
* task tracking and assigning
* reporting
* source control
* development wiki

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Answer 8

Drupal 6x. Subversion ( ). Joomla ProjectFork, repo .

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http://drupal.org/project/project