The main point now is that -- I'm here, I'm fumbling around, and I'm seeing what's what.

And I've installed my own Wiki at home!  Good stuff!

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''Welcome to Wiki, would you mind telling us alittle more about yourself?
What flavour of Wiki did you endup choosing for home use?''

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Curiously, I was just on my way beck here to say just that.  I'm a programmer in NYC, and I've been working a lot with Python stuff for home projects, and Java stuff for money-earning projects.  I ended up trying Wiki at first at work to keep track of notes and information about projects instead of letting stuff archive in the email system.  I chose TWiki since it was labelled as a more 'corporate' Wiki.  I also installed it at home to play with.  When I upgraded my Redhat systems at home, TWiki broke due to the upgraded Perl rpm, and since I didn't have much invested yet in the TWiki instances, was learning Python, and didn't want to get into the Perl, I installed for MoinMoin.  So now TWiki is running in read-only mode, and MoinMoin is the active repository.  So far, I've been happy with MoinMoin -- it's giving me everything I need at home and at work.

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