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	Kwiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kwiki is wiki software written in Perl by Ingy döt Net, and extended by many others.
		In general, although the Kwiki source code is much shorter than many other wiki implementations, for some it is more difficult to interpret because of its use of nonstandard Perl idioms introduced by Spiffy.
		In addition, since the Kwiki developers regard comments as necessary only for those who cannot read or write code, the Kwiki source is more intimidating to some [1] [2].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kwiki (221 words)

	[cgi-wiki-dev] Convergence with Kwiki?
		In many discussions in IRC ingy mentioned his Kwiki will not be a "product" wiki, but a framework to build multiple sets of (possibly incompatible) kwiki distrubutions (Kwiki calls them "flavors") using different sets of templates and plugins, with vastly different functionality.
		Kwiki is being build as many different wiki clones now, one of them is openforge (OF) - a perl-based sourceforge clone.
		Kwiki is expected to be a wiki for this project hosting system.
	www.earth.li /pipermail/cgi-wiki-dev/2003q3/000015.html (766 words)

	Kwiki reviews -
		Kwiki is extremely easy to install and use without knowing much about Perl or Kwiki itself.
		Kwiki, and the Spoon framework on which it was built, provide a very powerful and flexible way to write plugins to modify and extend the behavior and feature-set of Kwiki.
		Kwiki probably has the cleanest Perl Wiki architecture, so if it can attract a critical mass of plugin and skin developers, it may soon surpass existing Perl WikiClones in functionality.
	cpanratings.perl.org /d/Kwiki (748 words)

	Wiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In December 2002, Socialtext launched the first commercial open source wiki solution.
		Wiki and Kwiki grew to over 1 million downloads on the Internets repository by 2004.
		Today some companies use wikis as their only collaborative software and as a replacement for static intranets.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WikiWiki (2574 words)

	perl.com: CGI::Kwiki
		I find this preferable, because I can install a new Kwiki in seconds (literally) and I have the full arsenal of Unix commands at my disposal for manipulating the content.
		When you first visit your newly installed Kwiki, you'll notice that there are a number of default pages already installed.
		Kwiki has a fairly rich set of default formatting rules.
	www.perl.com /pub/a/2003/05/14/kwiki.html (1642 words)

	Perl.com: CGI::Kwiki
		Kwiki knows what classes to use by looking in it's config file.
		The Kwiki formatting engine will now call your subroutine with pieces of text that are eligible to contain bold formatting.
		Since a Kwiki is so easy to create, I now find myself doing it all the time.
	www.perl.com /lpt/a/2003/05/14/kwiki.html (2707 words)

	Brett Morgan's ~~Insanity Weblog~~ Zilla
		Kwiki is the PERL based Wiki software that is running the OSCON Wiki.
		One of the chief design goals behind Kwiki was to make it easy to install.
		That's a neat feature if you want to tack up and tear down wikis for specific purposes (like using them as an adjunct to a conference call).
	radio.weblogs.com /0109827/2003/07/11.html (418 words)

	KwikiKwiki - The Official Kwiki Web Site
		Kwiki is perhaps the simplest to install, most modular, and easiest to extend Wiki.
		Kwiki is Open Source Software in Perl, and is available on CPAN.
		Note:* Many of these pages discuss prior versions of Kwiki and may contain out-dated information not applicable to the current release.
	www.kwiki.org (209 words)

	Debian Administration :: Creating a Wiki with kwiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Whilst there are many Wiki packages included in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution I've always had a soft spot for KWiki due to its simplicity, Perl nature, and low requirements.
		The Debian KWiki package comes with a script which sets up a new wiki instance, allowing you to run multiple installations upon a single host.
		That is a really good article on Kwiki, although a lot more could have been added to it.
	www.debian-administration.org /articles/310 (1208 words)

	parskwikipag: Provide Metadata for an FFII Kwiki Page
		2004-00-00 phm creates various kwiki pages and tools for improvement of document structures and metadata, repeatedly calls on mwas and others to build this functionality into kwiki.ffii.org.
		Conformant kwiki pages are equipped with full-fledge HTML headers once an hour through the cronjob of user knecht which invokes hourly.knecht.
		Such divergences occur mainly in old document names that existed in the mlht system of http://swpat.ffii.org before kwiki was used.
	wiki.ffii.org /ParsKwikipagEn (634 words)

	Re: Upgrading Kwiki -- How?
		On 13/01/05 16:13 -0600, Todd Ross wrote: > Hello, > > I'm interested in instructions for a best practices approach to > upgrading a Kwiki installation from 0.36 to 0.37.
		I should also point out that if you have a lib directory then kwiki -install Kwiki::Mumble will download the latest Kwiki::Mumble from CPAN and install it in your lib directory.
		I will probably add a kwiki -upgrade that will bring everything up to date, no matter what version you are on.
	www.mail-archive.com /kwiki@perl.org/msg00072.html (315 words)

	LaTeXMath - ECLab Wiki
		LaTeXMath is a module for Kwiki that allows you to display mathematical equations, expressed in LaTeX, inside your Kwiki.
		There are configuration parameters such as output type, resolution, and size that should be at least configurable and perhaps controllable on an equation by equation basis.
		This is a wrapper around a hack of John Walker's Tex to Gif translator.
	wiki.eclab.byu.edu /index.cgi?LaTeXMath (350 words)

	ONLamp.com -- Which Open Source Wiki Works For You?
		Installing Kwiki on a server you are not an admin of is more complicated but doable.
		All in all, Kwiki is easy to install and customize, but its formatting rules are lacking.
		My problem with it is that it seems to fall between the chairs of the competition: it isn't as powerful and extensible as TWiki; it isn't as easy to set up as Kwiki, PmWiki, or MediaWiki; and its syntax is not as rich as MediaWiki's (lacking mathematical notation, for example).
	www.onlamp.com /pub/a/onlamp/2004/11/04/which_wiki.html (4308 words)

	Journal of schwern (1528)
		I'm writing some perl.com articles (Yes, Simon, I'm really writing them!) using the Kwiki format, because its so damned comfortable to write in (do ya hear me Slash?).
		You don't need a config.yaml, but since I needed a few special formatting rules and had to override CGI::Kwiki::Formatter to do this, I just put a config.yaml in the article directory.
		Kwiki will read its config file from the directory its run.
	use.perl.org /~schwern/journal/14275 (286 words)

	Re: trouble creating new kwiki
		On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, ceverett wrote: > Greg Matheson wrote: > >On Tue, 05 Apr 2005, Todd W wrote: > >>$ kwiki -new > >>I get: > >>...
		> I'm having a similar issue, except: > -- no errors running kwiki -new > -- I'm trying to get it running uder mod_perl > -- the browser output I get is: > Software Error: > Process Error > No plugin for action 'display' at /usr/share/perl/5.8/CGI/Carp.pm line 314.
		Re: trouble creating new kwiki Christopher L. Everett
	www.mail-archive.com /kwiki@perl.org/msg00126.html (275 words)

	Phil Windley's Technometria \| Brian Ingerson: Ingy on Kwiki
		One of the chief design goals behind Kwiki was to make...
		Brian points out a few Kwiki sites: Quiltzilla and LondonGeek.org.
		Brian does a demo showing how to overload classes to change the formatting.
	www.windley.com /archives/2003/07/brian_ingerson.shtml (336 words)

	Collaborating through wikis - CNET.com
		To compare their features, browse the WikiMatrix, a Web site that reviews wiki applications.
		Kwiki and TWiki are among the most popular on the site.
		If you'd rather not host your wiki, paid services are another option.
	www.cnet.com /4520-10192_1-6415671-1.html (1181 words)

	HomePage (My Kwiki)
		At this point, the Kwiki should run when you call
		; the kwiki will work but the search may be flaky.
		Like Kwiki, this software is released under the Perl Artistic License.
	betterfilecabinet.com /cgi-bin/KwikiEH/index.cgi (285 words)

	KwikiPrivacy - Kwiki
		Kwiki allows the administrator of the website to set a privacy level on each page.
		Alias /kwiki/ /home/ingy/kwiki/ Order allow,deny Allow from all AllowOverride None Options ExecCGI AddHandler cgi-script.cgi Require user admin AuthType Basic AuthName Restricted AuthUserFile /home/ingy/kwiki/passwd
		After you've logged in, you should be able to set the privacy level on pages when you edit them.
	svk.elixus.org /?KwikiPrivacy (167 words)

	nntp.perl.org - perl.kwiki (127)
		There will be better navigation features and such soon; be patient.
		Newsgroups: perl.kwiki Message-ID: <20050413234639.9645.qmail[at]lists.develooper.com> To: kwiki[at]perl.org Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 18:47:51 -0500 Subject: Re: trouble creating new kwiki References: <20050405103422.16843.qmail[at]lists.develooper.com> <20050406143248.GB12752[at]momotaro.chinmin.edu.tw> From: ceverett[at]ceverett.com (ceverett) Greg Matheson wrote:
		I'm having a similar issue, except: -- no errors running kwiki -new -- I'm trying to get it running uder mod_perl -- the browser output I get is: Software Error: Process Error No plugin for action 'display' at /usr/share/perl/5.8/CGI/Carp.pm line 314.
	www.nntp.perl.org /group/perl.kwiki/127 (255 words)

	My Kwiki: KwikiFastCGI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Using Kwiki with mod_fastcgi is a piece of cake.
		First you need is an Apache server built with mod_fstcgi support.
		Then install a Kwiki site following the normal KwikiInstallation procedures.
	www.cs.uml.edu /remotesensors/index.cgi?KwikiFastCGI (98 words)

	ArchLUG - ArchLUG Kwiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Here is where you will find traditional threaded discussions if the ArchLUG Kwiki is not your cup of tea.
		A neat way to see what's been happening on the ArchLUG Kwiki itself.
		If you need assistance on using a Kwiki first, check out ReadmeFirst, the KwikiFormattingRules or the KwikiHelpIndex.
	www.archlug.org /kwiki (217 words)

	Re: Phalanx kwiki
		Walter Goulet wrote: > Looks like the phalanx kwiki as well as the phalanx subversion > repository is down.
		> I can get the repository but not the kwiki.
		But, IIRC, the kwiki is hosted by Ingy and is physically independent of the repository, which I believe is hosted by perl.org.
	www.talkaboutprogramming.com /group/perl.qa/messages/2120.html (108 words)

	ArchLUGKwiki - ArchLUG Kwiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Use them for your group's meeting announcements and/or notes.
		NewsFeeds - Some Linux Newsfeeds, using our NewsPlugin that Mike has contributed back to the Kwiki project.
		This area is where you can post a quick tip or note (we call them "Kwikis").
	www.archlug.org /kwiki/ArchLUGKwiki (350 words)

	Kwiki Modifications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		(As of 2005-06-01, the latest release is Kwiki 0.38.
		Kwiki is Brian Ingerson’s extensible Perl Wiki framework.
		It’s very simple to set up a minimal Wiki, which can then be customised and extended to suit circumstances.
	www.kafsemo.org /sw/kwiki (223 words)

	nntp.perl.org - perl.kwiki (94) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Unfortunately, due to classes and other projects, I don't have the time to stay on top of the Kwiki project this quarter.
		If anybody would like to take over either of these modules, please let me know.
		This way Kwiki could continue to improve without blocking on time-constrained students :) - -- Ian Langworth Project Guerrilla Northeastern University College of Computer and Information Science -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (Darwin) iD8DBQFB8RFSL3e/8OaAfH4RAtGfAJ4nMnBQ60ZwhqZG68KgKKaI2oBQnwCfaQHB PpQ/Ol69EBZ3RQEhSwIGN9g= =VoRC -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
	www.nntp.perl.org /group/perl.kwiki/94 (147 words)

	rdfdata.org wiki: KwikiModPerl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Using Kwiki with mod_perl is a piece of cake.
		First you need is an Apache server built with mod_perl support.
		Alias /kwiki/ /home/ingy/kwiki/ Order allow,deny Allow from all AllowOverride None Options None SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler CGI::Kwiki Order allow,deny Allow from all AllowOverride None Options None SetHandler none Order allow,deny Allow from all AllowOverride None Options None SetHandler none
	www.rdfdata.org /wiki/index.cgi?KwikiModPerl (113 words)

	Browse and search CPAN : INGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		C Perl Run - Embed Perl in C, ala Inline
		Kwiki Plugin to Make a Guest Book of Users
		Use tied hash db-s with Python and Ruby
	cpan.uwinnipeg.ca /~ingy (35 words)

	TWikiPresentation11Aug2005 < Codev < TWiki
		Socialtext Workspace: Open source Wiki (Kwiki) with Blog extensions; for corporate use
		Socialtext Appliance: Based on Kwiki with some proprietary extensions
		A free encyclopedia that is being written collaboratively by its readers
	www.twiki.org /cgi-bin/view/Codev/TWikiPresentation11Aug2005 (2031 words)

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