+1 for starting out with a whiteboard, stickies and whatever other office supplies you can think of. Being able to visualize the state of your project in a big visible wall can be really useful, more so than software-based tracking, IMHO.
You need to make sure the team is committed to keeping it up-to-date, though.
Since you seem to have a maximum of six people working in a single room - I'd give serious consideration to not using software at all.
A whiteboard & cork board for each project, plus a whole lot of index cards / stickies can go a long, long way towards meeting the project management needs of one or two small projects.
(Failing that - I've found basecamp a fairly lightweight tool for small projects - although it doesn't do any sort of source control integration. I've also heard good things about the latest FogBugz - but I've had such bad personal experiences of earlier versions I've not tried it yet myself)
http://www.project-open.org/ covers your requirements and is available for Windows. However it is targeted at larger organizations (>20 employees), so that you might find it overkill for a group of 6.
You might want to try out Mantis (www.mantisbt.org). It is a little cumbersome at first, but with a little bit of customization, it will work for you. It has SVN integration, and a bunch of other stuff which I haven't used yet... :|... such as Mobile support, Wiki support, etc.
And it's OSS (Open Source Software). Written in PHP, works with MySQL, or PostgreSQL. Just check it out, it's good.
If you want something that is quick and easy to work with that integrates well with Windows I would suggest Microsoft Office Groove. I have been using it on my current project and it also easily allows you to start new projects and add members.
It is not the best solution in the world, but it is included with Office '07 and it has tools to help with project management, bug reporting, calendar, meeting summaries, etc.
The one major problem I have found with it is that version control is not included by default. From what I understand you have to setup a SharePoint server to have version control in Groove, but I have not done this yet and have been hoping that my backups will work fine.
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+1 开始使用白板、便签纸和任何您能想到的其他办公用品。 恕我直言，能够在大型可见墙中可视化项目状态可能真正有用，比基于软件的跟踪更有用。
不过，您需要确保团队致力于保持最新状态。
+1 for starting out with a whiteboard, stickies and whatever other office supplies you can think of. Being able to visualize the state of your project in a big visible wall can be really useful, more so than software-based tracking, IMHO.
You need to make sure the team is committed to keeping it up-to-date, though.
由于您似乎最多有六个人在一个房间里工作 - 我会认真考虑根本不使用软件。
白板和 每个项目的软木板，再加上大量索引卡/便签纸，可以在很大程度上满足一两个小项目的项目管理需求。
（失败了 - 我发现 basecamp 是一个相当轻量级的小型项目工具 - 尽管它不进行任何类型的源代码控制集成。我也听说过有关最新 FogBugz 的好消息 - 但我的个人经历非常糟糕早期版本的经验我自己还没有尝试过）
Since you seem to have a maximum of six people working in a single room - I'd give serious consideration to not using software at all.
A whiteboard & cork board for each project, plus a whole lot of index cards / stickies can go a long, long way towards meeting the project management needs of one or two small projects.
(Failing that - I've found basecamp a fairly lightweight tool for small projects - although it doesn't do any sort of source control integration. I've also heard good things about the latest FogBugz - but I've had such bad personal experiences of earlier versions I've not tried it yet myself)
http://www.project-open.org/ 满足您的要求并且适用于 Windows。 然而，它针对的是较大的组织（> 20 名员工），因此您可能会发现它对于 6 人的团体来说太过分了。
http://www.project-open.org/ covers your requirements and is available for Windows. However it is targeted at larger organizations (>20 employees), so that you might find it overkill for a group of 6.
我个人在我的公司使用 BaseCamp 并且非常幸运！
编辑哎呀，我没有注意到 SVN 要求，BaseCamp 可以帮助解决其他问题。
I personally use BaseCamp for my company and have had great luck with it!
Edit oops, I didn't notice the SVN requirement, BaseCamp can help with the other stuff.
您可能想尝试一下 Mantis (www.mantisbt.org)。 一开始有点麻烦，但是通过一些定制，它就会为您工作。 它具有 SVN 集成，以及一堆我还没有使用过的其他东西... :|... 例如移动支持、Wiki 支持等。
它是 OSS（开源软件）。 用 PHP 编写，可与 MySQL 或 PostgreSQL 配合使用。 刚检查一下，很好。
http://www.mantisbt.org/
You might want to try out Mantis (www.mantisbt.org). It is a little cumbersome at first, but with a little bit of customization, it will work for you. It has SVN integration, and a bunch of other stuff which I haven't used yet... :|... such as Mobile support, Wiki support, etc.
And it's OSS (Open Source Software). Written in PHP, works with MySQL, or PostgreSQL. Just check it out, it's good.
http://www.mantisbt.org/
Atlassian 的 Jira Studio 听起来正是您所需要的。 它是托管的，因此无需安装任何内容。
Atlassian's Jira Studio sounds like exactly what you need. It's hosted, so there's nothing to install.
如果您想要快速、易于使用且与 Windows 良好集成的工具，我建议您使用 Microsoft Office Groove。 我一直在我当前的项目中使用它，它还允许您轻松启动新项目并添加成员。
它不是世界上最好的解决方案，但它包含在 Office '07 中，并且具有帮助进行项目管理、错误报告、日历、会议摘要等的工具。
我发现它的一个主要问题是该版本默认情况下不包括控件。 据我了解，您必须设置 SharePoint 服务器才能在 Groove 中进行版本控制，但我还没有这样做，并且一直希望我的备份能够正常工作。
If you want something that is quick and easy to work with that integrates well with Windows I would suggest Microsoft Office Groove. I have been using it on my current project and it also easily allows you to start new projects and add members.
It is not the best solution in the world, but it is included with Office '07 and it has tools to help with project management, bug reporting, calendar, meeting summaries, etc.
The one major problem I have found with it is that version control is not included by default. From what I understand you have to setup a SharePoint server to have version control in Groove, but I have not done this yet and have been hoping that my backups will work fine.