Re: wiki stuff, et al

Hello all

Hmmm MediaWiki is good when you need all that Media centered
functionality but it is kind of to much to mess around with if you
don't need that kind of functionality.

I think the following two python based wiki systems are better alternatives:
trac: http://trac.edgewall.org/
MoinMoin: http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/

Trac is kind of interesting because it is both a wiki and a issue
tracking system for software development projects. It provides an
interface to Subversion and so on. It is very "software development
centric" so to say =). However if we are still going to be on sf most
of that is functionality we do not need.

Maybe MoinMoin is the best alternative?

Keep on hacking in the free world ... =)

Best regards
/codeape

On 10/15/07, will <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been poking around and talking to people about SourceForge and
> their wiki experiences.  The general consensus is that we could install
> MediaWiki on SourceForge--it's not a trivial thing to do, but it'll
> probably work--but that it'll be really sluggish.
>
> SourceForge has their own wiki system called wikiplaces, but it's kind
> of slow and not as useful as MediaWiki or MoinMoin would be.
>
> The primary use case for the wiki is to make it easier for users to
> provide and share "recipes" for setting up PyBlosxom in various
> contexts/servers/configurations...  Additionally, we need to straighten
> out the ecosystem surrounding plugins and flavours that other people
> build and maintain.
>
> I have a server that I lease from ServerBeach.  Let's say we were to
> move the web-site to that server.  What do we install to solve our
> problems?  Should we try to do it all in PyBlosxom?  Should we install
> MediaWiki (or some similar system)?  Does anyone have experience with
> other projects that have similar issues and what they did to solve them?
>
> /will
>
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