It is actually a DVCS but it also integrates a bugtracker and wiki, very much like trac (although I like trac, don't get me wrong). And its webbased, on the other hand the installation is supossedly dead simple.
It meets all your criteria, including not requiring a web-based interface (as per your specification, and unlike the accepted answer which suggested Trac).
Roundup is:
Open source
Pure Python
Supports SQLite
Not fancy, focuses on solid bug tracking
And as a significant point of differentiation, it has command-line and email interfaces in addition to a web interface.
It's very easy to get started - I suggest you take it for a spin.
如果您不需要与团队共享错误跟踪系统（即，可以将其隔离到您的计算机），我建议使用 Tiddlywiki。 从技术上讲，它是基于 Web 的，但它完全封装在单个 HTML 文档中，并且不需要任何数据库或服务器（仅需要 Web 浏览器），因此我认为它遵循您想要的精神。 它是高度可定制的，因为它是 100% HTML/CSS/javascript。 多年来我一直使用 tiddlywiki 作为项目笔记本，在一个集中、交叉引用的地方跟踪我的待办事项列表、错误列表和一般项目文档。 您还可以找到各种可以下载并预先配置以提高工作效率的 tiddlywiki（例如，TeamTasks、< a href="http://monkeygtd.tiddlyspot.com/" rel="noreferrer">MonkeyGTD，或 GTDTiddlyWiki Plus）。
If you don't need to share your bug tracker system with a team (i.e., it's okay to have it isolated to your computer) I would recommend using Tiddlywiki. Technically it's web-based, but it's entirely encapsulated within a single HTML document and requires no database or server whatsoever (only a web browser) so I think it follows the spirit of what you are wanting. It's extremely customizable since it's 100% HTML/CSS/javascript. I have been using a tiddlywiki as a project notebook for years, keeping track of my to-do list, bug list, and general project documentation in one centralized, cross-referenced place. You can also find all sorts of tiddlywikis that you can download pre-configured for productivity (for example, TeamTasks, MonkeyGTD, or GTDTiddlyWiki Plus).
Do yourself a favor. Get over this "must not be web based" obsession, Install a local WAMP stack on your PC or on a LAN server. Now, you can install your own wiki. And something like Trac. I'd like to find an implementation of google code's bugtracker and integrated wiki thats runnable locally - Trac seems to be the closest.
You have also installed a local SVN server? Even for personal projects the ability to track changes over time. revert etc. and integration with Trac are too good to pass up even for purely 1 man projects.
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也许 Fossil 对您有用？
它实际上是一个 DVCS，但它还集成了 bugtracker 和 wiki，非常像 trac（虽然我喜欢 trac，但请不要误会我的意思）。 另一方面，它是基于网络的，安装据说非常简单。
Maybe Fossil is of any use to you?
It is actually a DVCS but it also integrates a bugtracker and wiki, very much like trac (although I like trac, don't get me wrong). And its webbased, on the other hand the installation is supossedly dead simple.
我很惊讶没有人提到综述。
它满足您的所有标准，包括不需要基于网络的界面（根据您的规范，并且与建议 Trac 的已接受答案不同）。
综述是：
作为一个重要的差异化点，除了Web界面之外，它还具有命令行和电子邮件界面。
上手非常简单 - 我建议您尝试一下。
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Roundup.
It meets all your criteria, including not requiring a web-based interface (as per your specification, and unlike the accepted answer which suggested Trac).
Roundup is:
And as a significant point of differentiation, it has command-line and email interfaces in addition to a web interface.
It's very easy to get started - I suggest you take it for a spin.
Trac 可能有点过度设计，但您仍然可以通过 localhost 上的 tracd 在本地运行它。
它是：
但正如我所说，对于您的用例来说可能太复杂了。
链接：http://trac.edgewall.org
Trac might be a bit too over engineered, but you could still run it locally via tracd on localhost.
It's:
But as I said, might be too complex for your use case.
Link: http://trac.edgewall.org
如果您不需要与团队共享错误跟踪系统（即，可以将其隔离到您的计算机），我建议使用 Tiddlywiki。 从技术上讲，它是基于 Web 的，但它完全封装在单个 HTML 文档中，并且不需要任何数据库或服务器（仅需要 Web 浏览器），因此我认为它遵循您想要的精神。 它是高度可定制的，因为它是 100% HTML/CSS/javascript。 多年来我一直使用 tiddlywiki 作为项目笔记本，在一个集中、交叉引用的地方跟踪我的待办事项列表、错误列表和一般项目文档。 您还可以找到各种可以下载并预先配置以提高工作效率的 tiddlywiki（例如，TeamTasks、< a href="http://monkeygtd.tiddlyspot.com/" rel="noreferrer">MonkeyGTD，或 GTDTiddlyWiki Plus）。
If you don't need to share your bug tracker system with a team (i.e., it's okay to have it isolated to your computer) I would recommend using Tiddlywiki. Technically it's web-based, but it's entirely encapsulated within a single HTML document and requires no database or server whatsoever (only a web browser) so I think it follows the spirit of what you are wanting. It's extremely customizable since it's 100% HTML/CSS/javascript. I have been using a tiddlywiki as a project notebook for years, keeping track of my to-do list, bug list, and general project documentation in one centralized, cross-referenced place. You can also find all sorts of tiddlywikis that you can download pre-configured for productivity (for example, TeamTasks, MonkeyGTD, or GTDTiddlyWiki Plus).
专有 TestTrack (http://www.seapine.com/ttpro.html) 有一个客户端会那些东西的版本。 我们在工作中使用它，我很高兴使用它。
也许您可以查看这篇维基百科文章以获取提示
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_issue_tracking_systems
Proprietary TestTrack (http://www.seapine.com/ttpro.html) has a client edition that will those things. We use it at work and I'm very happy using it.
Maybe you can check out this wikipedia article for hints
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_issue_tracking_systems
帮自己一个忙。 克服这种“不能基于 Web”的痴迷，在您的 PC 或 LAN 服务器上安装本地 WAMP 堆栈。 现在，您可以安装自己的 维基。 还有像 Trac 这样的东西。 我想找到可在本地运行的 Google 代码错误跟踪器和集成 wiki 的实现 - Trac似乎是最接近的。
你本地也安装了SVN服务器吗？ 即使对于个人项目，也能够跟踪一段时间内的变化。 即使对于纯粹的 1 人项目，恢复等以及与 Trac 的集成也太好了，不容错过。
Do yourself a favor. Get over this "must not be web based" obsession, Install a local WAMP stack on your PC or on a LAN server. Now, you can install your own wiki. And something like Trac. I'd like to find an implementation of google code's bugtracker and integrated wiki thats runnable locally - Trac seems to be the closest.
You have also installed a local SVN server? Even for personal projects the ability to track changes over time. revert etc. and integration with Trac are too good to pass up even for purely 1 man projects.