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Assaph Mehr
Hi All,
Pimki version 1.5 is out. This is a bug fixes release with some new
features added:
- RedCloth is now defaulting to 2.0.11.
Controllable through command-line (see pimki --help).
- Advanced Search
- Storage (Madeleine snapshots) control through edit_web
- c2 wiki links via [c2[PageName]]
- FavIcon (working in Firefox)
Visit Pimki's home page for the full details:
http://pimki.rubyforge.org/
Cheers,
Assaph
Pimki is a PIM (Personal Information Manager) based on Instiki's Wiki
technology. Current version is based on the latest Instiki (0.9.2).
There are some features added to Instiki, features that only make sense
when you view it as a personal application and not as a group oriented
application. Some Instiki features were suppressed. See below for a
full list.
Download it from the RubyForge project page or go the gem way and
simply run:
gem install pimki
Please note that Pimki, like Instiki, relies on several external
libraries (most notably RedCloth and Madeleine). These are included in
the zip release for easy install, or will be installed as
gem-dependencies.
Besides all the regular Instiki features, Pimki adds:
* Mind Map: a graph of wiki connections (made with GraphViz)
* Bliki: a blog integrated with the wiki
* Todo items with contexts and listing
* Extra symbols that can be displayed on a page
* Delete/Rename pages through the 'All Pages' list
* Added Left-Side Menu
* Advanced and Expanded Search
Pimki version 1.5 is out. This is a bug fixes release with some new
features added:
- RedCloth is now defaulting to 2.0.11.
Controllable through command-line (see pimki --help).
- Advanced Search
- Storage (Madeleine snapshots) control through edit_web
- c2 wiki links via [c2[PageName]]
- FavIcon (working in Firefox)
Visit Pimki's home page for the full details:
http://pimki.rubyforge.org/
Cheers,
Assaph
Pimki is a PIM (Personal Information Manager) based on Instiki's Wiki
technology. Current version is based on the latest Instiki (0.9.2).
There are some features added to Instiki, features that only make sense
when you view it as a personal application and not as a group oriented
application. Some Instiki features were suppressed. See below for a
full list.
Download it from the RubyForge project page or go the gem way and
simply run:
gem install pimki
Please note that Pimki, like Instiki, relies on several external
libraries (most notably RedCloth and Madeleine). These are included in
the zip release for easy install, or will be installed as
gem-dependencies.
Besides all the regular Instiki features, Pimki adds:
* Mind Map: a graph of wiki connections (made with GraphViz)
* Bliki: a blog integrated with the wiki
* Todo items with contexts and listing
* Extra symbols that can be displayed on a page
* Delete/Rename pages through the 'All Pages' list
* Added Left-Side Menu
* Advanced and Expanded Search