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<h2>About.</h2>
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CiWiki is a fork of DidiWiki [1]. There are many new features but CiWiki stays a simple and fast wiki with low resources requirement.
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Features include:
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<li>A built in webserver.</li>
<li>A support for tables, lists, quote, images, video, login, page permission, expand and collapse, table of contents, entries, text color, background color, diff...</li>
<li>Web standards compliant generated markup.</li>
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The main advantages:
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<li>Easy to install.</li>
<li>No database and no scripting languages are required.</li>
<li>A tiny binary size and a low memory requirement (less than 1MB).</li>
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<p><a HREF="https://sourceforge.net/projects/ciwiki/">Download CiWiKi</A></a></p>
<p>Jean-Pierre Redonnet - June 2010</p>
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[1] Matthew Allum is the original autor of DidiWiki.
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