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      <description>Recently I discovered the Trac SCM for project management. And its really great. Especially for lone developer projects.&#xA;It has a inbuilt server, so know need to configure Apache for mod_python.Good offline documentation embedded within the projectSmall download sizeSimple setup for projectsSVN browsing and good diffsWiki feature allow TODO list maintenanceThe last is particularly useful when you have been storing TODOs in your SVN commits till now :D.&#xA;So I am using Trac for both ColourCode and my secret project(soon to be revealed), and I am loving it.</description>
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