I had pretty much the same requirements a while ago.  I ended up using 
something open-source called BugManager, by Clarisys.  I don't remember 
what their distribution options were; I got the Delphi source and have 
hacked it a fair amount since.

So I don't have an installer for either the original or my hacks, and I 
don't remember if you can get a precompiled version...

But, FWIW, it's worked well for me as a solution for that same problem.

Alex Parkinson wrote:
> I'm currently using Subversion with the TortoiseSVN client-side 
> interface, and I'd rather not switch from that, since it seems to be 
> working fine, and I'm in the middle of a project.  Since I'm the only 
> programmer on the project, I don't really need a full-featured bug 
> tracking system.  I really just need something to allow me to easily 
> enter new bug descriptions and keep track of whether the bugs are still 
> live - mainly just something to remind what bugs exist.
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