On 26.04.2005, at 19:48, Shane Curcuru wrote:
Here's a brilliant idea! I'd love to find a wiki that also supports
updates via some sort of geek-oriented interface, like CVS or SVN.
That way, we could please both the millions of folks who like using
the web - and can usually figure out how to
There is Greg's SubWiki but I'm not sure how far/alive it is
Nothing that a development community couldn't fix ... ;-)
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Shane Curcuru wrote:
I'd love to find a wiki that also supports updates via some
sort of geek-oriented interface, like CVS or SVN.
SubWiki should be able to do it. Talk with Greg.
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Erik Abele wrote:
On 26.04.2005, at 19:48, Shane Curcuru wrote:
Here's a brilliant idea! I'd love to find a wiki that also supports
updates via some sort of geek-oriented interface, like CVS or SVN.
That way, we could please both the millions of folks who like using
the web - and can usually
--On Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:12 PM +0200 Erik Abele [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
There is Greg's SubWiki but I'm not sure how far/alive it is, seems to be
working though:
http://www.webdav.org/wiki/projects/SubWiki
http://subwiki.tigris.org/
I've setup Subwiki in the past to do exactly this: some
There is SVNwiki, but it only uses SVN as the database backend; it's not
designed to have the content also be edited directly, though someone could
carefully do that.
The issue is that Wikis do things to data on the way in, from syntax
checking to (perhaps) glossary-izing, as well as to the
On Tue, Apr 26, 2005 at 11:26:26AM -0700, Brian Behlendorf wrote:
There is SVNwiki, but it only uses SVN as the database backend; it's not
designed to have the content also be edited directly, though someone could
carefully do that.
The issue is that Wikis do things to data on the way
