Re: [Module::Build] What to do? What to do?

[Nadim K. <na...@kh...>]

Hi, 
On Saturday 08 April 2006 18.10, Eric Wilhelm wrote:
> # on Saturday 08 April 2006 07:58 am:
> >A wiki is not the siver bullet, one area that no wiki is good at is
> >reorganising pages.
>
> There's also the "type your page in this small box" syndrome, 
dokuwiki allows you to make the box smaller or bigger and a few other things 
like run you own php code to do what you please

> and the 
> troubles with unauthenticated access leading to viagrification,
most wikis have access control now.

> on top  of the aforementioned issue of not having offline access.
well, for few pages, use a local wiki that has the same markup as you "global" 
wiki. just synch by hand when online. If you modify a page that might be 
modified by someone else while you are editing offline, a simple scrap script 
and a kdiff3 session should fix that

> I'm thinking that a wiki that could be backended with a pile of YAML
> files in a subversion repository would be great.
>
>   o publicly visible info
>   o quick access via web terminals
>   o offline mode ($svk++)
I agree on this one, though svk is not what I would call stable.

>   o ability to make edits from an editor
>     (aka:  your development environment)
I agree on this one too


you want to have a look at this one http://wikipediafs.sourceforge.net

and this one http://nedko.arnaudov.name/soft/wikifs/wikifuse.py


>
> For me at least, the headspace shift of having to open a browser, load a
> page, login, etc. is enough to cause me to forget whatever it was that
> I was going to post.
arf!! make a short link to the page and let your browser remember your 
password. I'm more lazy than you are, don't try to prove the opposit  you'll 
loose, and I manage to use a wiki.

Cheers, Nadim