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This is going to make me sound lazy (and maybe I am), but I don't want to have to set up anything myself. I'm looking for a good, free online project management/hosting solution for my personal projects.

Something like Unfuddle is exactly what I'm looking for:

  1. Free
  2. Provides issue/bug tracking
  3. Provides hosting of source control repositories
  4. Requires no setup (everything is hosted by the company, not me)

If Unfuddle is my best bet, I'll be glad to know that. But Unfuddle limits me to one project, two developers, 200 Mb, and only Git/Subversion hosting with the free plan. (Don't get me wrong; that's all awesome -- I'm just looking for alternatives, if there are any.)

Again, I'm looking for something that I don't have to set up myself. (If your gut is to respond, "Just suck it up and go with a solution that you do set up yourself, as that's the only way to get everything you want," fair enough, but then I'm going to need convincing.)

+3  A: 

Do you need the repositories to be private? If not, use github.

Jamie Wong
I'll definitely look into this in the future. Right now I really only have experience with Hg and SVN, so I'm sticking closer to services based on them.
Dan Tao
+1  A: 

If you don't need it private, why not using Sourceforge?

klez
+1  A: 

Unfuddle is great, although I like bitbucket http://bitbucket.org/plans you get one free private repository and 1gb of space and you can create as many public repositories as you like, also has a built-in issue tracker.

The SCM used is mercurial, which is also nice :)

dalton
This seems like a great choice -- thanks!
Dan Tao
A: 

I use Mavenlink. I pay for their online project managment services, but they offer a free subscription and a long trial. With the amount of money I send with PayPal, their preferred PayPal rate actually saves me money by using their product.

Casey