Any recommendations for Wiki software?
Submitted by Michael Trup on Mon, 2007-04-16 09:08.
We are looking to install a Wiki internally to act as an online manual/handbook for staff. It needs to be hosted internally on a network for 50 people or so. We want permissioning so that managers can edit/authorise individual contributions, but everyone can contribute. It also needs to be printer friendly. It can be hosted on a Novell Suse Linux or Microsoft 2003 server.
Anyone have any recommendations for software that is easy to use and not too dificult to setup?
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TikiWiki's easy to set up.
I've been trying to set up similar on my site so am using the Drupal Wiki module.
I'd recommend having a look at the Comparison of Wiki Software Wikipedia entry so you can make sure the features you want are there.
The other ones I played with were TWiki as it is has more 'corporate' features, but was just way too complicated to set up. I found TikiWiki much easier to set up (it's PHP, TWiki is Perl) but doesn't look quite as polished aesthetically out-of-the-box.
HTH
Steve Purkiss
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