Free bluetooth 2.0 wiki software for linux

Mobi is software which is designed to provide access to a Un*x machine using a Bluetooth-enabled SonyEricsson phone.
A simple menu file is used to define a menu structure. Menu items can be tied to arbitrary shell commands or external programs, maximizing flexibility. Menus can also be loaded from programs rather than from files, meaning that dynamically changing menus are easy to realize, e.g. to browse a filesystem, an MP3 collection or a mail folder.
Mobi connects to any phone within its reach which passes the Bluetooth authorization process (usually by providing the correct PIN number). If the phone gets out of reach, Mobi will reconnect once it is found again. The number of simultaneously connected phones is restricted only by hardware capabilities.
Mobi uses the accessory menu of the phone. This feature is present in most SonyEricsson phones. It is tested on a T610, but should work on T68, T68i, T610, T630, Z600, and perhaps other models.
The accessory interface has been completely redesigned for newer phones (K750, W550, W600, W800, Z520), but I am not able to implement this since I do not have access to one of those. For the P800/P900, there are different solutions.
Enhancements:
- No phone reset on connect, since it may end a call in progress.
- Improved installation scripts (using autoconf/automake).
- Menu files may now recursively include other files.
- Improved music playback scripts. Makes it much easier to support other players.
- Reloading the menu file will not do a full reset, but only replace the menu.

RetroWiki is a flat-file wiki engine written in RetroForth and PHP. The markup language can easily be extended with new markups.
Enhancements:
- This release adds caching of generated pages, a few security fixes, and a significant clean-up of the PHP code.

Cloud Wiki is a wiki engine written in Python and backed by Sqlite. Cloud Wiki provides user authentication, powerful command line administration facilities, and a concise, efficient Web interface.
Main features:
- Flexible user authentication system. See An Argument Against Anonymous Wikis for an explanation why Cloud Wiki supports user authentication.
- Implementation of C2 Wikis fundamental Wiki Principles
- Extremely fast SQLite database used for node storage, caching generated content html, content changes and dependency information.
- Long running web server process, instead of a slow loading CGI. Designed to run well behind a reverse proxy.
- Minimalist markup language designed with an emphasis on having just enough features to be useful, but not so many that new users are intimidated. All linking is done with brace-enclosed free links, for example.
- Modular user authentication system.
- Powerful command line node and server manipulation tools for easy administration.
- An interface to view change/replacements to a node in the past three days.
- Added Nodes gateway to list all nodes added to the wiki in the past three days.
- Changed Nodes gateway to list all nodes changed on the wiki in the past three days.
- Generated content is automatically valid, strict XHTML 1.0.
- Wikis may be exported to static HTML files; our Sourceforge website is produced this way from our test wiki.

GeboGebo is a wiki system written for tdbengine. It stores all data in a local database structure and thus provides an indexed fulltext search.
GeboGebo is available for free download. It runs on Linux and with a little handwork on Windows 32-Bit as well. The name GeboGebo derives from the Germanic rune gebo, which means as much as "Giving and taking". This is the philosphy of a WikiWiki and is so perfectly with this name.
Due to massive spamming we decided to lock pages for anonymous edit. If you would like to test GeboGebo please register and then login or use the user account "Guest" whose password is "Guest". The sandbox is waiting for you to play around.
For installation of GeboGebo:
Ensure you have a working tdbengine installation. If you dont, better read those Link instructions or this Link German tutorial for IIS setup (with loads of screenshots).
unpack the gzipped tar-archive into your www-root directory
enter the gebo directory on console and run ./make.sh
open your web browser and enter the URL leading to your GeboGebo installation directory
Main features:
- The Automatic Link System links pages by their names without explicitely having to be marked as link
- GeboGebo stores all data in a database structure providing high performance data access by using intelligent indexes.
- brings its own mini http server which makes installation very easy
- The indexed fulltext search makes information retrieval a breeze.
- Pages can be renamed at any point of time, without any loss of information.
- All activities get locked and earlier revisions of pages can be restored from each pages infinite history.
- GeboGebo is capable of providing all information as static pages for faster read access and better indexing possibilities for 3rd party diggers.
- The user management is simple but effective: allow or disallow anonymous access in whole or for several pages and enable or disable self registration of new users.
- The User list provides information on registered users and points to their personal wiki pages.
- A list of missing and a list of unreferenced pages help filling content gaps in your wiki
- Fill a blacklist with patterns of wiki page names that may not be edited, if already existing, or even may not be created, if they do not already exist.
- File and Image uploading makes GeboGebo the perfect system for your simple document management.
- Users can subscribe to pages and get informed via EMail when those pages are changed.
- RSS feeds for your news aggregator
- Namespaces support you in dividing your Wiki into independend sections.
- Macros and plugins open all possibilities of tdbengine programming to you and your Wiki
- Link meatball>InterWiki links help you to reference information in other widely known wikis
- GeboGebo is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Enhancements:
- due to a missing sub directory the minihttp server could not start before gebogebo had been running at least once on another web server before. Fixed.
- new switch CreateStaticIndex in the configuration now allows decisions made concerning the automatic index.html file creation (thanks for the tip to Malcolm)
- bug fix for the subscription list which before returned a blank page caused by an internal error (thanks to Malcolm)

edittwiki provides an external editor wrapper for TWiki wiki topics.

editTwiki lets you use your favorite editor to edit TWiki topics. It is written in Python and compiled into a Java jar using Jython, which makes it a regular Java application packaged into a jar.

Galena was originally designed as a modular bot to serve commands on various protocols (Jabber, IRC, email, HTTP, FTP).
Because of its design, Galena2 developed into a framework for server side applications, especially for Web applications and content management systems (CMS).
Addins like wiki, message board, and news system are already included.
Enhancements:
- Galena2 is a complete new layer above the Addin Interface of Galena1.
- This turns Galena into a framework for Web applications and content management systems (CMS).
- It has a built-in theme system (templating using Velocity), an HTTP server, caching, and more.

KSMS-Tool is a tool for sending SMS via your mobile phone. In principle, every modern mobile phone should be supported; these have been explicitely tested so far:
- Siemens S55
- Sony-Ericsson K700i
The connection to the mobile phone is established via the serial interface. In principle, every serial emulation (e.g. via USB, IrDA, Bluetooth) should also work if an error-free connection is guaranteed (especially in the wireless cases IrDA resp. Bluetooth).
Details on choosing a non-default connection to the mobile phone or on how to populate the user-defined addressbook can be found on the KSMS-Tool homepage.