Fedora. Personal wikis: Three small, simple alternatives. The problem with most wikis, such as MediaWiki (the engine that powers Wikipedia) is that they take a lot of effort to set up and maintain. You have to deal with not only the wiki software itself but also the Web server and database that underlie the wiki. All of that is overkill for anyone who wants a wiki for strictly personal use. But there are several applications available to someone who wants to get a wiki working quickly as a desktop tool. They don't require much, if any, configuration.
DoxWiki DoxWiki makes it easy for you to get a wiki up and running quickly. The heart of DoxWiki is a a simple Web server that's written in Perl. Instead of saving content to a database, DoxWiki saves the individual files that make up the wiki on your hard drive. Creating wiki pages is simple. Wikis use a markup language based on common keyboard symbols that format text, links (both to other wiki pages and Web sites), and elements on a page.
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