MediaWiki is a powerful wiki engine for web-based document collaboration - providing a mechanism for multiple people to work together in creating and editing a body of information.
MediaWiki includes powerful wiki tools that allow you to create content using 'wikitext,' a simple plain text format that eliminates the need to write cumbersome HTML code. You can also link pages together easily, create new pages on the fly, add images and other media, comment on pages and track page revisions.
MediaWiki was initially designed for the Wikipedia project but nowadays is deployed on numerous web sites around the world.
Here are some key features of "JumpBox for the MediaWiki Wiki System":
· A single package that runs on top of virtualization software
· Just download, run and click one button to configure
· No risk of corrupting your existing OS installation
· Run multiple instances of the application on a single machine
· No need to ever reinstall or reconfigure
· Easy to automatically backup the entire state of the application
· Can be dropped into existing virtualization infrastructures if available
· The JumpBox Platform provides a consistent and comfortable runtime environment.
Requirements:
· Virtualization software. Any of:
· VMWare
· Parallels
· Xen Open Source
· A network that assigns dynamic IP addresses. (Most do)
· 3 GB Free disk space
· Minimum 1 GB System RAM
· Minimum 1 Ghz CPU
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· MediaWiki was updated to version 1.19.2. Users should be able to restore from the MediaWiki JumpBox version 1.0 and later.
· This is a security update.
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