The Pimki adventure continues
David Rosam on Jun 03 2005 at 12:57 pm | Filed under: Computers & technology
Following on from my posting about Pimki the other day, I’ve been exchanging e-mails with Pimki’s developer, Assaph Mehr.
He’s a very nice chap, keen to listen to users - he’s about to make a feature request from me a reality! - and to squash bugs.
Meanwhile, I seem to be adding a zillion extra pages of content each day - well, maybe just a small exaggeration.
I’m also finding a great way of using Pimki with my existing GTD methods - technically quite separate, of course, but using the ToDos as an Inbox for the rest of the system.
I’ll maybe write some more about it once I’m sure it’s a sensible way of working.
Do you know if one can run a wiki, pimki, or instiki from fastmail’s public folder?
Thanks!
Hi Justin
I wouldn’t have thought so. Pimki and Instiki need Ruby installed.
As Fastmail’s public folder is only file storage, I don’t think any wiki would run. Why don’t you ask in the Fastmail forums?
Cheers
David