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Sway is a tiling Wayland compositor described as a drop-in replacement for the i3 window manager for X11, working with existing i3 configuration and supporting most of i3's features. It is installed with the sway package on Arch Linux; proprietary graphics drivers, including NVIDIA, are not supported, though sway works after NVIDIA driver version 495 if kernel mode setting is enabled and sway runs with --unsupported-gpu.
The Chess Programming Wiki is a repository of information about programming computers to play chess. It aims to be a reference covering aspects of chess programming, including information about programmers, researchers and engines. Its content is arranged hierarchically, and a search box is provided. The wiki was founded by Mark Lefler in 2007 and later moved to its current host.
Chronicler is a free, offline worldbuilding tool and private wiki for writers and tabletop role-playing game masters. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux and saves every character, place, and faction as a linked page stored locally as plain Markdown files. It includes wiki-style infoboxes, templates, and wikilinks, and requires no subscription, cloud, or account.
Corporation Wiki is associated with the domain corporationwiki.com. As per the provided source, the domain is controlled by Atlas Data Privacy Corporation following a settled New Jersey Superior Court lawsuit filed under Daniel’s Law regarding disclosure of personal information for covered persons.
Current Events Wiki follows government, public policy, political institutions and current affairs.
A wiki collecting open source hardware, do-it-yourself biohacking, and practical human enhancement engineering projects, which together could be called transhumanism. Most of the wiki organizes and summarizes developments from publicly available hplusroadmap IRC chat logs since 2008. Topics include longevity, genetic engineering, nootropics, cryonics, and do-it-yourself biology.
DokuWiki is an open source wiki engine. It is a software project designed to support the creation, editing and management of wiki-style content. The project is hosted on GitHub and open for contributions from the developer community.
An unofficial list of wikis hosted at Miraheze, maintained and updated by wiki authors as an invitation for others to read and contribute. The page notes that some listed wikis may be inactive or no longer serve their stated purpose. It is part of Miraheze Meta, the project's central coordination wiki.
Cryptome archive containing documents, historical leaks, government files, and public-interest records.
An encyclopedia covering Japanese history, culture, literature, geography and more, generated from the Japanese-English Bilingual Corpus of Wikipedia's Kyoto Articles. Categories include historical figures, locations, buildings, literature, Buddhism and Shinto.
KernelNewbies is a community of aspiring and experienced Linux kernel developers. Its wiki hosts a kernel glossary, FAQ, human-readable changelog, bug-reporting directions, a tutorial for creating a first kernel patch, subsystem pages, and a collection of kernel documentation links. Editing the wiki is restricted to users on a trusted list.
Offline reader for Wikipedia, educational content, and ZIM archives without an internet connection.
Offline reader for Wikipedia, educational content, and ZIM archives without an internet connection.
Mizuumi Wiki is a service that hosts wiki pages for niche versus and fighting games. It lists active game wikis alongside legacy wikis kept for reference. Editors contribute through accounts, and registration requires a waiting period before editing.
N64brew Wiki is a community-maintained wiki documenting the Nintendo 64, its peripherals and related software. Its pages cover hardware components such as the CPU, RCP, RDRAM and PIF-NUS, controllers and paks, and programming tools and SDKs including libdragon, libultra and pseultra, alongside beginner and assembly guides.
Snapshot of English Wikipedia in December 2001.
Paintings by Style on WikiArt is a webpage that catalogs artworks by art style, with styles ranging from Gothic to Impressionism. It defines art style as the distinctive visual elements, techniques, and methods of an artwork, which typically correspond to an art movement or the school or group its creator is associated with.
The Place Atlas Initiative is a group that hosts the r/place Atlas projects and others, including atlases for 2017, 2022 and 2023 and the r/place Wiki. The page lists affiliated projects and names members of its archival, development and wiki teams.
wiki.gg Redirect is an open-source browser extension that automatically redirects users to forked wikis hosted on wiki.gg. It can optionally rewrite Google and DuckDuckGo search results. The extension is available for Google Chrome/Chromium, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
WikiLeaks archive for searching the Sony email release and related historical documents.
The Virus Encyclopedia is a Wikidot wiki that anyone can edit, currently holding hundreds of entries about computer viruses and worms. It covers viruses, worms and related malware, with pages on individual threats and groups, plus help pages about entry layout and wiki syntax. A featured entry describes the Navidad mass-mailer worm.
WiiUBrew is a wiki dedicated to homebrew on the Nintendo Wii U. It provides pages for preparing for homebrew, downloading homebrew, and developing homebrew, including a homebrew directory and a development guide. The wiki lists homebrew releases and system updates.
WikiSpaces 3D is a platform offering a rich collection of user-contributed virtual scenes from around the world. Users can view these scenes and embed them in any project for free.
Defunct free and open-source web search engine by Wikia.
