MediaWiki on Turnkey Linux
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@Dashrender said:
@Dashrender said:
OK, I think part of my problem is that I'm using the Turnkey version of MediaWiki. I looked at the MediaWiki page yesterday and the editing tools are very different from the ones in the Turnkey version.
Since I'm a complete NOOB on Linux I was/am looking for something I could get up and running quickly, Turnkey fit the bill, but is starting to have some shortcomings.
Any comments on my using turnkey MW versus installing it on say CentOS?
Only that it is very easy on CentOS 6. No idea what real benefit Turnkey would offer over it.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
@Dashrender said:
OK, I think part of my problem is that I'm using the Turnkey version of MediaWiki. I looked at the MediaWiki page yesterday and the editing tools are very different from the ones in the Turnkey version.
Since I'm a complete NOOB on Linux I was/am looking for something I could get up and running quickly, Turnkey fit the bill, but is starting to have some shortcomings.
Any comments on my using turnkey MW versus installing it on say CentOS?
Only that it is very easy on CentOS 6. No idea what real benefit Turnkey would offer over it.
Not having to install CentOS - LOL...
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CentOS takes so little and then just one or two yum commands to a MediaWiki install.
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@scottalanmiller Agree with Scott. Linux is stupid simple to setup so doing it any other way is harder.
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At least for a CentOS based we server. Very much in the wheelhouse.
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Having a MediaWiki walkthrough lab project would probably be a good idea.
