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Personal lightweight wiki based on DidiWiki. Upgraded to accept text and highlight color, image resize and video (youtube, dailymotion...) embedded. Written in C, doesn't require a lot of RAM. Works fine on Raspbian (Raspberry Pi). Example of Ciwiki running on Raspberry Pi B+ (700MHz, 512MB): http://inphilly.dyn.dhs.org

...Feel free to clear them, as required. Once setup & running, please ensure that a Backup of system, is taken regularly, to avoid any issues. These are covered in the video. Google Search helps in finding more about MediaWiki.

Wiko, the wiki compiler, compiles wiki like files into html and LaTeX, combining easy wiki syntax, your preferred non-web text editor and svn/cvs control to write static webs, cientific articles or even blogs.

A Trac plugin to allow pasting screenshots or other images captured or copied in the clipboard directly as attachements to tickets, Wiki pages, etc., without the need to first saving as images and then uploading them. Once the plugin is installed in Trac, you can easily attach a screenshot or any image you have in the clipboard to a Ticket or Wiki page, with one click.

This is a "high-end" wiki system based on the Django framework for Python. Intention of this project was to write a transparent wiki system which allows direct editting of HTML on wiki pages. Notice: Recent code is available on the Launchpad(!) project page: https://launchpad.net/aintnowiki/

Hawi is a web-based geographic wiki used for mapping places that are interesting or encyclopedic. Hawi runs on LAMP and uses the Google Maps API. Hawi is licensed under the GPL and is freely available for anyone to use.

Hatta is a wiki engine that uses a Mercurial repository for storing the pages. You can run it as a web application on your server, or locally on your computer. You can also do both, and synchronize the repositories once in a while.

Extension of Trac from Edgewall. This plugin adds possibility to use semantic features in wiki. It is targeted to support software development and presentation. Uses standalone semantic repository Sesame 2. Download plugin or try virtual machine.

Siirretty GitHubiin: https://github.com/silvonen/pywikipedia-fi

This project is a modification of Etherpad to enable collaborative and simultaneus editing of a DokuWiki page. It includes a script which automates the installation of both products. Dokuwiki: © Andreas Gohr Etherpad: © Google Inc

Annoki is a set of extensions for MediaWiki that facilitates team collaboration by making the wiki easier to use and more secure.

Small and lightweight MediaWiki interwiki robot. Aimed specially for Wikimedia Foundation's projects.

A Python library and collection of tools that automate work on MediaWiki sites. Originally designed for Wikipedia, it is now used throughout the Wikimedia Foundation's projects and on many other MediaWiki wikis including wikidata service. We do not use sourceforge.net anymore, but are very grateful for their support in the past. Please see our website at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Pywikibot Our pypi package could be found at https://pypi.org/project/pywikibot/

The Hungarian Wikipedia developers' project

Wikind is a wiki that heavily uses kind information for every aspect of pages, objects or files management, storing and operating. Wikind tries also to be kind to users; editors and readers of wiki. Wikind targets to have *real* file based backend.