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How to Install Mediawiki on CentOS 8

MediaWiki is the software behind Wikipedia and many of the wikis deployed by communities and companies around the world.

How to Install MediaWiki on Ubuntu 20.04

MediaWiki is the software behind Wikipedia and many of the wiki websites used by organizations and communities around the world.

Install MediaWiki on Ubuntu 18.04

MediaWiki is a popular, free wiki software package. It’s the same software Wikipedia uses. It is fully dynamic and runs on a LAMP stack, taking advantage of the PHP language and the MySQL database backend.

TWiki on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

Ikiwiki on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

Ikiwiki on Debian 6 (Squeeze)

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

Ikiwiki on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

Ikiwiki on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

TWiki on CentOS 5

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

TWiki on Debian 6 (Squeeze)

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

TWiki on Fedora 14

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

Ikiwiki on Arch Linux

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

TWiki on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

TWiki on Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

Ikiwiki on Debian 5 (Lenny)

Ikiwiki is a static website content management system. Originally designed as a wiki “engine”, the package is built on top of plain text files and standard revision control components.

TWiki on Debian 5 (Lenny)

TWiki is a robust “structured wiki” roughly comparable to other “Enterprise” wiki solutions such as Confluence.

Ikiwiki on Fedora 13

Unlike some other popular wiki engines, Ikiwiki compiles static HTML pages which can be efficiently served with a basic web server.

Confluence on CentOS 5

Confluence is a popular wiki system that features easy editing and publishing, Microsoft Office and SharePoint integration, the ability to add custom features via plugins, and more.

Confluence on Fedora 13

Confluence is a popular wiki system that features easy editing and publishing, Microsoft Office and SharePoint integration, the ability to add custom features via plugins, and more.

Confluence on Debian 5 (Lenny)

Confluence is a popular wiki system that features easy editing and publishing, Microsoft Office and SharePoint integration, the ability to add custom features via plugins, and more.

Confluence on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic)

Confluence is a popular wiki system that features easy editing and publishing, Microsoft Office and SharePoint integration, the ability to add custom features via plugins, and more.

Confluence on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)

Confluence is a popular wiki system that features easy editing and publishing, Microsoft Office and SharePoint integration, the ability to add custom features via plugins, and more.

DokuWiki Engine

DokuWiki is a flexible and extensible wiki engine that aims to be easy to manage while providing a rich feature set to enable collaborative document editing and creation for users of all skill levels and technical inclinations.