Re: Which wiki?

From: Paul Johnson (baloo_at_ursine.dyndns.org)
Date: 08/30/04

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    To: "S.D.A." <dallan@rogers.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 12:28:30 -0700

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    "S.D.A." <dallan@rogers.com> writes:

    > On Mon, Aug 30, 2004 at 10:58:50AM -0700 or thereabouts, Paul
    > Johnson wrote:
    >
    >> In light of slash being a pain in the ***, and my domain being
    >> stolen, I'm thinking about moving my site over to a wiki. Debian
    >> has several competing wiki implementations, and I was wondering if
    >> anybody uses these implementations and if so, which everyone
    >> prefers.
    >
    > How did they manage to do that?

    An ex-friend had registered it for me and we hadn't gotten around to
    transferring it.

    >> Any thoughts?
    >
    > Just wondering why a wiki? Unless you're intending for it to be
    > interactive without editorial consent, then there are many other
    > premade packages that are pretty good.

    Well, I like the wiki format for HOWTOs and whatnot and want to
    have what I create evolve over time a bit more easily than is possible
    than with slash. Looking at MediaWiki (think Wikipedia), it seems I
    can get a happy medium with a wiki (though not necessarily with
    MediaWiki, since there is no Debian package that I could find).

    > To name a couple (both can be found on freshmeat:

    I'm trying to stick to what's available on p.d.o if possible, or just
    apt-get-able in general.
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