Brad Roberts Wrote: > This has come up before and never really gone anywhere. I've considered > setting > up a new, modern, wiki for us to migrate to. Prowiki has a number of > limitations that annoy me at least. The biggest is it's history management > sucks. Looking at what changed over time is either too hard for the likes of > me > to figure out, or it's broken, or it just isn't available.
Brad, I've used MediaWiki, ZWiki and MoinMoin. Despite its silly name, I think I liked MoinMoin the best. It has an ample user base, is written in Python, has reasonable performance, has plugins, doesn't need a database backend and is simple to admin. eris > > That said, I've only ever run one wiki package, mediawiki, and it was a pain > in > the rear. The debian packaging of it sucks. I dunno if it's any easier to > manage just off the official releases. > > Anyone have a wiki package they've actually run (not just used via the web > interface) that they can recommend? An obvious one is likely to be Trac via > dsource. I've considered it, but personally I'm really not fond of trac > (sorry). > > Would any of you guys volunteer to help migrate content to it if one should > spring up? I'd be willing to be one of those volunteers, but there's a lot of > content and it really shouldn't be moved over exactly as is. A lot of > re-organization should be done. > > My thoughts were to put it at d.puremagic.com to subsume the entire site, with > the exception of /issues which would continue to be the bugzilla installation. > > Thoughts? > > Later, > Brad
