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Excellent support
by Blaeu - Jan 26th 2008 05:11:11
Andreas reacted quickly after I posted a problem with the xfortune plugin.
He rewrote the plugin to make it more stable. I am using Dokuwiki since
2006 and love it ever since. Excellent job Andreas!
Robbert van Eijk (Rotterdam, NL)
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Excellent product
by subnet_rx - Sep 8th 2007 10:11:06
Been using for months now with no problems. Good performance, clean
layout, and nice plugin library.
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Better than all expectations
by Rubin - Mar 5th 2007 21:54:42
Dokuwiki is the best kept secret on the web!
A WIKI that:
* Is elegant
* Doesn't encourage cryptic chaos
* Can LOOK like a NORMAL (non-wiki) site, while having all the benefits
of a wiki
* Excellent flexible access control
* Amazing plugin hooks
* Perfectly beautiful NORMAL urls (if desired)
* Well cached and fast
The more I use this, the more I love it.
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- Rubin
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Nice where I've used it but a shame...
by Lord Matt - Jul 22nd 2006 01:14:21
However the first time I came accross this it was a badly broken out of
date copy that had been shoved into Blog:CMS thus rather putting me off for
long enough to be a MediaWiki user now.
However the NucleusCMS team use it and I have to say it is nice and simple
to use. Good simple markup.
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Thus spake lord Matt...
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Re: Nice where I've used it but a shame...
by milan b. - Oct 23rd 2006 02:26:14
> ..badly broken out of date
> copy that had been shoved into Blog:CMS
> thus rather putting me off for long
> enough to be a MediaWiki user now.
Yeah, Blog:CMS sucks donkey, it's a shame of open source.
Anyway, I also considered MediaWiki when I was looking for a wiki, but
it's PHP memory requirements were over the roof for setting on my
webhosting. DokuWiki is very portable since it doesn't use a database, so
in worst case scenario you can use some diff tool to sync files (e.g. when
you have one installation on localhost for offline work and the other
online).
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Next version.
by Legends - Jun 12th 2006 02:57:29
I have about 5 installs of this on various sites, they all rock! very handy
tool to get people working together.
I just am really waiting for the next version with better image caching -
then it will be perfect.
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http://legendsthegame.net - free Linux/Windows, Online, team-based, Jetpack, 3D game.
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Check out the plugins, too
by Floyd - Dec 5th 2005 14:07:02
When you install it, it is a very nice and clean wiki. Best is, you can
extend it via plugins: http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:plugins
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Me like
by Nurikabe - Nov 24th 2005 12:36:04
Tres bien.
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Simple, flexible, expandable and fast
by Ben Pollinger - Oct 25th 2005 04:56:46
I echo the comments below - I'm not very *nix literate but I got this going
on a virtual host no problem. I've used it on a small group project and
even the wiki novices grew to love it!
The default installation has plenty of features but there are lots of
plugins if you need more. These are being developed and refined quite
actively. Configuration and templating have been made simpler recently too.
User authenticaion is fine and can be integrated with phpBB etc.
Credit is due to DokuWiki's developer and the community. Give it a go!
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Very good, and keeps getting better.
by Floyd - Jul 20th 2005 06:43:58
I use this on several sites, and it's really a snap to set up : untar,
chmod for webserver, edit config file.
The new version has the possibilty to run an open wiki, one with required
user registration or one with invited users. This is what i need quite
often for closed workgroups.
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Intuitive Wiki Project
by ncianca - May 7th 2005 12:00:09
One of the better Wiki servers available. Very easy to setup, nice
and simple, no bloat. Stores everything as text files, so it's easy
to add content directly to the folders.
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Awesome wiki
by David Moylan - Jan 29th 2005 06:55:12
i went through and looked at a whole pile of wiki projects, and this is by
far the best from a user interface and installation viewpoint.
i got it up and running in minutes and it works fantastic. well done!
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What great wiki..
by dhoover - Nov 14th 2004 21:11:26
I have tried them all and have used phpWiki for a long time, but this wiki
is one of the nicest I have seen.
Its young and shorter on features than many wikis but its well written and
I think it has a great future.
If your looking for a nice wiki, check this one out.
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