I know that this may be a Chevy vs. Ford, or which distro is the best distro
kind of question, but I need to find a solid, easy to use wiki setup for people
who may or may not be terribly tech-savvy.
I will set it up (so that doesn't need to be part of the weighting), but I
need to figure out
the 4 that come to mind as easy to use/set up
wordpress
drupal
movable type
joomla
wordpress is probably the most simpel to work with and set up and
drupal is more complicated to set up but very easy to run. and i think
better for sites that have 5+ users or a need to synch with Ldap or AD
None of the CMS options in your list are a wiki. True, users can be
allowed to edit pages or stories in these systems, but they are not
wikis.
Alan
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Stephencryptwo...@gmail.com wrote:
the 4 that come to mind as easy to use/set up
wordpress
drupal
movable
Yeah. I am already using Drupal for the main site. However, I want to set up
(only) a wiki. I won't need to have the blog, calendar, etc. modules on this
site.
--
Jason Hayes
On Monday 15 June 2009 09:48:29 am Alan Dayley wrote:
None of the CMS options in your list are a wiki. True, users
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 10:03 AM, Jason Hayesja...@jasonhayes.org wrote:
Yeah. I am already using Drupal for the main site. However, I want to set up
(only) a wiki. I won't need to have the blog, calendar, etc. modules on this
site.
Then go mediawiki; once it's up, it's dead simple. Plus, its
I have had success with using PmWiki.
I have set up three or four sites with it.
One was for a group of non technical people.
I received zero complaints about difficulty using it.
It can be set up with different levels of security.
There are add-on modules for increased capability though I have
I've found that the hardest part of using a wiki for most people is the
wiki markup. I tried to implement a wiki at work but nobody understood
how to use it so nobody used it. I looked into changing over to a wiki
with WYSIWYG input (specifically Wikka Wiki), but the idea was
eventually (and
I'll take a look. Thanks!
--
Jason Hayes
On Monday 15 June 2009 10:06:33 am koder wrote:
I have had success with using PmWiki.
I have set up three or four sites with it.
One was for a group of non technical people.
I received zero complaints about difficulty using it.
It can be set up
I foresee that being a big block to the wiki's use. As I said, most of the
people using the wiki will be non-tech types. They're also doing this project
as an add on to their normal work duties, so if there is a steep learning
curve for the markup, they may grow weary of the project quickly.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Jason Hayesja...@jasonhayes.org wrote:
I foresee that being a big block to the wiki's use. As I said, most of the
people using the wiki will be non-tech types. They're also doing this project
as an add on to their normal work duties, so if there is a steep
Jason Hayes wrote:
I foresee that being a big block to the wiki's use. As I said, most of the
people using the wiki will be non-tech types. They're also doing this project
as an add on to their normal work duties, so if there is a steep learning
curve for the markup, they may grow weary of
Here is a real simple self contained wiki Tiddly Wiki.
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
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On Jun 15, 2009, at 9:15 AM, Jason Hayes wrote:
I know that this may be a Chevy vs. Ford, or which distro is the
best distro
kind of question, but I need to find a solid, easy to use wiki setup
for people
who may or may not be terribly tech-savvy.
I will set it up (so that doesn't
moin moin,
we've got the thread about which wiki, but first we need to know what wiki
capabilities to look at.
The one we're using allows exporting the pages to ODF, which can then be
used to generate PDF. This has been great for genertating partner and
customer data.
. unlimited revisioning
.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Chris Gehlker canyon...@mac.com wrote:
On Jun 15, 2009, at 9:15 AM, Jason Hayes wrote:
I know that this may be a Chevy vs. Ford, or which distro is the
best distro
kind of question, but I need to find a solid, easy to use wiki setup
for people
who
From the wiki leader http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software
list by programming language.
Another page, how to choose a wiki
http://www.iterating.com/productclasses/Wiki-Engines
Wiki Choice wizard http://www.wikimatrix.org/wizard.php
_
From:
I'm working on a CentOS box that has a main site and several test sites setup
as sub-domains.
The main site has an SSL and is setup on an IP by itself. The sub-domains are
setup as virtual hosts.
All is working well.
The server is a managed server and we recently upgraded to a wild
I might be able to help in some capacity. What date, if any, is
targeted for this year's event?
Alan
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:09 PM, der.hanspl...@lufthans.com wrote:
moin moin,
it's time to get ABLEconf 2009 going. Please join the ABLEconf discuss
list and join our meetings Sunday nights
Am 15. Jun, 2009 schwätzte Alan Dayley so:
I might be able to help in some capacity. What date, if any, is
targeted for this year's event?
That's open for debate. We'll discuss it at Sunday's IRC meeting.
To me it looks like we should target early Oktober.
May want to consider sometime around Geek Week AZ, Nov 6-15.
http://azgeekweek.com/
Alan
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:59 PM, der.hanspl...@lufthans.com wrote:
Am 15. Jun, 2009 schwätzte Alan Dayley so:
I might be able to help in some capacity. What date, if any, is
targeted for this year's
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