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I love sourceforge and I am actually using a fork of it named GForge (http://gforge.org)....Frankly, I like "free stuff" better than "stuff for free"...Instead, I would love to see a nice Xen image with GForge on it along with all the paraphernalia to create a beautiful FOSS-based distributed development environment 
Well, there is a VMWare image similar to this one but with GForge. http://www.spisser.it/gforge/
I just found it linked on GForge's own page and I'm in fact downloading it now, just to try it.
I use it at my 'day job' and its has its good and bad points---
Good:
* Very tight CVS / Subversion intergration.
* You can 'link' any type of info.. Bugs, documents, tasks, VCS commits, etc.
* Good web admin interface
* A very complete SOAP API.
Bad:
* The worst Wiki implementation I have used.
* No RSS feeds for anything.
* One of the worst 'discussion'/ forum interfaces I have ever used.
Edited 2006-06-08 18:57
I'm a developer for Centric CRM, and the tool that drives our website, www.centriccrm.com is called Team Elements.
This tool has Wikis, Discussion Forums, Downloads, Project Plans, Issue Tracking, Indexed data, etc. It's been recently released under the Centric Public License and is now available for free download as well.
It's Java webapp that runs under Apache Tomcat and PostgreSQL. The source code is forthcoming, of which most is already in Centric CRM. Anyhow, if you're looking for collaboration please give it a try.
http://www.teamelements.com
Edited 2006-06-09 02:05
Check out trac:
http://www.edgewall.com/trac/
SVN integration, wiki, issue-tracking...and a great community with add-ons:
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/



