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[books download] Download MediaWiki Administrators Tutorial Guide | books download: Run your own MediaWiki collaborative website with this fast-paced, friendly tutorial, which is full of information and advice for creating powerful MediaWiki sites, and filling them with varied and useful collaborative content. Whether you are creating a public wiki for completely open contributions, a private wiki for collaborating within your work team or group of friends, or even a wiki for personal use, this book will show you all the essential steps.

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[Lifehacker Australia] Customise MediaWiki Into Your Own Collaborative Website ...: Once your skin development is complete, you want to set it as the default for everyone who looks at your wiki, whether or not they’re logged in. To do so, in /path-to-your-wiki/LocalSettings.php, set the $wgDefaultSkin variable to to the name of your custom skin and refresh your wiki.

[I'd Rather Be Writing - Tom Johnson] A Few Surprises in Using a Wiki for Documentation | I'd Rather Be ...: I realize that authoring in a tool like Flare produces HTML output, which is a web format, but I dislike the static nature of authoring in a help authoring tool and then uploading the content to a file directory to appear in a browser. There’s a disconnect.

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[Ashton Technology Blog] Customize MediaWiki into Your Ultimate Collaborative Web Site ...: Once your skin development is complete, you want to set it as the default for everyone who looks at your wiki, whether or not they’re logged in. To do so, in /path-to-your-wiki/LocalSettings.php, set the $wgDefaultSkin variable to to the name of your custom skin and refresh your wiki.

[openSUSE News] openSUSE Weekly News, Issue 136 is out!: “Browser based Open Source Chromium It would be interesting, useful and educational (for some) if you can take the open source Chromium and create or modify it to have a final version google chrome browser alternative to all users with different expertise (different knowledge) can be used. Perhaps to create an opensource project collaboration between various Free and Open Source communities (distributions and applications) that is an alternative to Google Browser without the closed source, may also be taken up ideas and code of Mozilla Firefox.

[23rd World] 23rd World » How To Make Your MediaWiki Private: I've been using an amalgamation of hacks to track all the information I want to be able to recall later: del.icio.us for bookmarks, gmail for contacts and random notes, private blog entries for some organized content, and tracks for tracking projects .Update: Check out a new tutorial on Lifehacker, Customize Mediawiki Into Your Ultimate Collaborative Website - it's not a PIM implementation but it offers some good information on quickly re-skinning and mods to consider.

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