Why is Bugzilla bad compared to other task trackers?

Question

JIRA

There was a rationalization idea to introduce a task-tracking system in the company. Are there any disadvantages of Bugzilla compared to Mantis, RedMine or Jira?

Answer 1

I didn't like Bugzilla. Very unusable, looks disgusting.
I liked Jira, I use it in some places, but there is either English or Anglo-Russian. She is paid.
Try Trac. If interested, write in a personal, I'll give you access to try trac

Answer 2

IHMO, Bugzila only for bugs. It is simply not convenient to conduct complex projects in it. But to display a list of bugs is just right.
Redmine is free. Actively developed by the community. has great functionality. (there is even a REST API that allows you to do any kind of automation). There is also a cool Web 2.0 interface.
there are a lot of articles on hh about redmine and other task management systems .
Jira is paid. there are a lot of plugins for it, but the initial functionality is less than redmine.
There are also paid megaplans. imprisoned also for certain purposes
There is also a series of posts on hh about comparing different task management systems (I didn’t find the link right away, I’ll throw it later if I find it). there are 4 parts already ...
They have very useful comments.

Answer 3

Modern task tracking is simply inconceivable without a task board, for example, ala Scrum or Kanban
. We use the scrumboard service, it is not expensive, but simple and easy.

Answer 4

I used to work with almost all of the above systems. I saw Gemeni — something I like it more and more!

Answer 5

Yes, the bugzilla interface comes from the 90s. But it is still recognized as the best bug tracker. As a task tracker, it is poorly suited.
For task tracking you can use Mantis, RT, ToDoYu

Answer 6

I also recommend looking at buggenie - free, php + mysql + ajax, nice interface.
thebuggenie.com/
did not find a Russian translation. If it takes root in the company, I will translate it myself.