Good Wiki Software?

[maggi90w1]

Dos someone now a good wikisoftware that looks like the normal wikipedia? I had one once and even tough it was complicated to install I liked it a lot.
I just can't find it again.

TIA

[RandomJerk]

The only one I'm aware of is Zim.

http://zim-wiki.org/

Available even for Windows folk.

[Medievalist]

What operating system?

[LaceWing]

Tiddlywiki is "written in HTML and Javascript to run in any browser."

There's also docuwiki.

[h4tch]

Wikipedia runs on MediaWiki (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki) and is freely available. There is a ASP.NET (Microsoft technology) wiki called Screwturn Wiki (http://www.screwturn.eu/Download.ashx), which is similar and it has a standalone version, which you can run locally on your PC if you don't have access to a web server. You can get mediaWiki to run locally if you have some technical expertise and a bit of spare time.

Both are free.

[FennelGiraffe]

Chart comparing features of a number of wiki programs, with links to each.
http://moinmo.in/WikiEngineComparison

ETA: I happened to have that link handy because I was looking at MoinMoin today, but http://www.wikimatrix.org/ is probably more thorough.

[littlebear91]

I use mediawiki, um. I have it hosted on my website as well, just becareful of spammers, those tend to get pretty ugly.http://wiki.littlebearz.com (http://wiki.littlebearz.com/)