I need a Wiki to work with this site. Any recommendations? I want to be able to incorporate it in the look and feel of this site.
Need an easy Wiki
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8 comments so far
8:36 AM PT
[Which Open Source Wiki Works For You?](http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/11/04/which_wiki.html)
8:46 AM PT
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9:43 AM PT
PMWiki (http://www.pmwiki.org/) is pretty simple, no DB and has plenty of skins, which should be easily modifiable.
4:10 PM PT
very quick wiki - java based, fast and with a clean look.
phpwiki - supports file, postgres or mysql back ends, maybe oracle too. skinable, fast. supports plugins
twiki - feature rich, slow, default skin is ugly beyond belief
4:33 PM PT
I use JotSpot and really like it’s simplicity, having implemented it for a group that I work with that isn’t the most technologically savvy group of people.
7:57 PM PT
Thanks for your feedback. I wish I could get a trial account with jotSpot before making up my mind. I like seedwiki. quite simple, but is not hosted on my server. I like phpWIKI and would try it out this weekend.
8:54 PM PT
I would recommend against phpWiki. Go with MediaWiki, it’s the best wiki software out there. (It’s what the wikipedia uses.)
6:54 PM PT
Try Instiki. It’s default skin is beautiful, it is very easy and simple, yet powerful, and it is easy to install. I think you’ll like it.
MediaWiki is also very good.