TWiki Blog (teaser)2006-10-04T12:33:28Zhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/pub/TWiki/TWikiLogos/T-logo-140x40-t.gif
TWiki TWiki-4.0.4-3, Wed, 06 Jul 2006, build 10807, BlogPlugin $Rev$
tag:www.cleaver.org,2010-03-16:Blog.WebAtomTeaserCopyright 2010 by contributing authorsGlobal TV (Canada) fails to honour its listings, againtag:www.cleaver.org,2006-10-04:Blog.BlogEntry192006-10-04T12:33:28Z2006-10-04T12:29:00Z
Global TV in Canada failed to air programs as per their schedule. Following a posting I made to their forums I discovered that they frequently shuffle things around and then never bother to alter their listings.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverTechnorati on TWikitag:www.cleaver.org,2006-06-02:Blog.BlogEntry182006-06-02T10:36:06Z2006-06-26T10:32:00Z
Technorati tags about TWiki show how much people are talking about it
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverIs your Windows XP machine losing time?tag:www.cleaver.org,2006-06-02:Blog.BlogEntry172006-06-02T10:36:06Z2006-06-02T10:32:00Z
Mike Saunders explains why Windows machines often lose time and what you can do about it using a registry key setting.
As far as I can see, for all intents and purposes Acrowiki - a TWiki-compatible wiki for the Palm - is dead. Acrocat (the makers of PDA Abs) have simply abandoned it. Someone should buy it and put both Acrocat and their customers out of misery.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverMobile Wiki users: Replication and Mobile skinstag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-24:Blog.BlogEntry152006-05-24T02:11:45Z2006-05-24T02:07:00Z
Replicating content between wikis
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverA point-and-click Windows installation for TWiki would broaden number and type of users.tag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-24:Blog.BlogEntry142006-05-24T02:07:34Z2006-05-24T02:04:00Z
I'd like TWiki to become installable and useable by end-users, not just techies. On their laptops, PC and Mac.
There's something really attractive about having a wiki run on your
desktop.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverEmailing into Blog Plugintag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry132006-05-19T18:02:07Z2006-05-19T17:57:00Z
Many blogs allow the user to email in to post content.
Here's a smattering from the blogs of people that went to MESH Toronto 2006
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverTreo Crashing with NoteStudiotag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry112006-05-19T12:14:24Z2006-05-19T12:08:00Z
Treo just crashed again, running NoteStudio. Is it stable?
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverStretching wikis by supporting other wiki markupstag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry102006-05-19T12:08:26Z2006-05-19T11:54:00Z
Every wiki has its own markup, but how well designed are they? One way to tell is to see how hard it is to use a different markup
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverSome ideas to improve BlogPlugin tag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry92006-05-19T11:54:28Z2006-05-19T11:34:00Z
Blog Plugin is better than anything else for TWiki but still has a way to go.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverGoogle Trends for Wikis tag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry82006-05-19T11:34:22Z2006-05-19T11:16:00Z
twiki, jotspot, phpwiki, mediawiki, xwiki compared. Mediawiki has pulled way out front since early 2005.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverBack-blogging wiki entriestag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry72006-05-19T11:16:36Z2006-05-19T11:05:00Z
Thousands of wiki entries - could all be blogged.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverBuilding a SchedulerContrib tag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry62006-05-19T04:15:51Z2006-05-19T04:05:00Z
I seem to have had a very techie night! Quite unexpected. Anyhow, I was telling Jason how to build and install scheduler contrib and it was quite apparent that its not obvious where TWiki keeps its MANIFEST and how to get build to work with remote TWIKI_LIBS.
So here you are...
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverAghh. I just lost another posting to BlogPlugintag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry52006-05-19T02:40:50Z2006-05-19T02:29:00Z
Forgetting to click the Subject Category just cost me a posting :(
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverGoogle Trends for Programming Languagestag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry42006-05-19T02:29:35Z2006-05-19T02:14:00Z
Perl is a programming language favoured by many hardcore scripters, yet the numbers show a steady decline.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverMartin starts Blogging... with BlogPlugintag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry32006-05-19T02:14:51Z2006-05-19T01:57:00Z
The http://www.meshconference.com finally motivated me. I must blog. If only for professional reasons its clear that a resume is no longer sufficient proof of who you are and what you have contributed to the world. I've based this blog on TWiki's TWiki:Plugins.BlogPlugin.
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaverWikis in the Enterprise: Democratizing and Directing Collaboration and Content Managementtag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry22006-05-19T01:56:49Z2006-05-19T01:41:00Z
Burton Group have released a report named "Wikis in the Enterprise: Democratizing and Directing Collaboration and Content Management". I've not read it but...
MartinCleaverhttp://www.cleaver.org/twiki/bin/viewMain/MartinCleaverMartinCleaver!BlogPlugin loses the blog entry if you back uptag:www.cleaver.org,2006-05-19:Blog.BlogEntry12006-05-19T00:42:09Z2006-05-19T00:31:00Z
To make a blog usable by end users the page flow must work smoothly.