The latest version of Bugzilla, which was released on Sunday, is
significantly easier to install on Windows, according to the
Mozilla Organisation. This is the first update to the widely used
open source bug tracking system in nearly three years.“Previous versions of Bugzilla could be run on the Windows
platform, but were difficult to install due to the need to modify
the source code and use advanced Windows utilities, according to
the documentation for Bugzilla 2.14.5.
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