Personal wiki - what do you use; do you use?

[ecadre]

With all this talk of personal wiki's, I've realised that this would be a good idea for myself. Maybe I could get some control over my confusion of notes, tips, stuff to remember......

Why I never thought of this before is beyond me. I did once look at Tomboy, but that wasn't fully featured enough for me.

Soooooo, what I'm interested in is do you use a wiki on your desktop, and if so, what do you use and why?

At the moment I'm looking at mediawiki as it's familiar and all that.

[ecadre]

Oh, and I should add, it's also got to have really good media capabilities as I will be using it to organise masses of audio files as well.

[mrben]

Personally, I use Wiki-on-a-stick on my USB meda player (and another copy on my desktop). Probably not what you're looking for, but an excellent piece of work nonetheless.

[pen]

I used to use MediaWiki, but it seems like overkill for personal use. I'm using Tomboy at the moment, but I'm thinking of trying Riki.

[Noelinho]

Personally, I use Wiki-on-a-stick.

As do I. It's very handy for the odd notes.

[bq]

I use pmWiki, as it's very lightweight and doesn't require a DB. Though I don't add to it half as often as I should.

[WTFShelley]

How long before someone gives Ade another shoeing ?

[pickle]

How long before someone gives Ade another shoeing ?

He's never on the forums or IRC so we'll have to rely on the other presenters bringing it up again

[WTFShelley]

Just had a look Wikionastick is cool.