We've founded an IRC channel on the Freenode network for informal Trac discussions, asking questions or just hanging out and socializing.
The name of it, aptly enough; #trac.
Drop by if you are interested in the future development of Trac, or just want to get to know the people developing and using it.
See also: IrcChannel (on the Trac wiki)
Wondering how to make a really good cup of coffee?
Look no further:
http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/HowToMakeCoffee
After years of development, the Subversion revision control system has been reached the the near-magic 1.0 version.
This shows that our timing with Trac has been pretty good, especially since we're planning a first release real-soon-now.
We've designed a new logo and visual identity for Trac along with that of Edgewall, in time for the upcoming release of Trac 0.5, our first official packaged release.
You'll find a glance of the new look in newly added Trac visual tour, available on the product information page.
See also: http://www.edgewall.com/trac/screenshots.html
We've completed a new set of templates, giving Trac (IMHO) a better appearance It should also be alot better in terms of usability now.
Check it out at http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/trac/
I hope you like it.
Edgewall is proud to announce the immediate availability of our flexible software project management tool currently under development.
Trac is a minimalistic but highly useful software project environment based
around wiki concepts. It extends wiki functionality to allow easy linking
between project documentation, bug reports and source code in a revision
control system.
Read more
So, we finally have a project website and all for the Trac project. It's still rough around the edges, although it already works really well.
We've just started revising templates and appearance and it'll should get more polished as we go along.
Trac is now finally released as an open source project. It'll be fun to get feedback from more people.
The current plan is now to cleanup the code somewhat and polish the visual appearance and then start adding more exiting features again.
We have published a weblog at for continuous company- and project news, software development and progress updates.
The web log aims to provide customers, open source contributors and other
interested parties insight into the workshop of Edgewall, development efforts
and news events.
Read more
Founder of the Free Software Foundation, RMS, recently held a meeting with the president of india discussing open source and free software.
The Trac open source project is now officially opened to the world.
We have yet to make a formal release, which is due in at the most week, but the sourcecode is already readily available in the subversion repository.
A good starting point is the project wiki and the mailing list.
For information on how to participate and contribute to the project visit: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/