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I don't want a fancy bug tracking suite. Sometimes I am working on projects/tools for myself, and I just want to keep track of any bugs, features, etc.. as I go along. I keep these in TODO and a bugs.txt for now, but it would be nice if there was a typical bug tracking system that would be stored with the project or solution file itself.
EDIT: To clarify, if I have to run any server portion to access it (website, database, etc..) then it becomes sort of useless to me. I want it stored with the project itself so that I can open it up on multiple computers.
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Released as open-source software by Netscape Communications in 1998, it has been adopted by a variety of organizations for use as a bug tracking system for both free and open-source software and proprietary projects and products.
Orcanos ALM Bug Management allows testers to run manual and automatic tests and easily report defects found during test execution. The defects are automatically traced to the executed test step while recording the run history such as test run version, expected and actual results, date, and executed steps.
Redmine is an open-source issue tracking system that integrates with SCM (Source Code Management systems) too. Even though it is not a 'bug tracking' tool it involves working with issues where issues can be features, tasks, bugs/defects, etc.
Fogbugz is a great solution. However, I'm not sure this classes as a suite or not. It maybe does. It has some useful features which include (in addition to the website), Visual Studio integration and Source Control intergration. You can even add comments in your code to tie your fixes, bugs and code together.
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Another free for single user product is Axosoft's OnTime. It has a Windows client, as well as integrating with Visual Studio. Uses MS SQL Server as store, and supports SQL EXpress, so it's still free.
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