From: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@...>
Date: 2004-06-07T06:32:41+09:00
Subject: [ANN] Instiki 0.9.0: Rendering improvements, Latex integration, OS X version

What's new in Instiki 0.9.0?
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It�s finally here! And with a ton of cool stuff as well. Mark Reid has 
done a massive job implementing a new rendering pipeline that fixes a 
bunch of bugs, adds aliased links, inclusion of other pages, and more. 
On top of that there�s now a native OS X-version where you just 
double-click and go (no need to install Ruby 1.8, it�s included!). And 
experimental Latex integration. Oh, and did I mention much, much more?

Full changelog:

* Added aliased links such as [[HomePage|that nice home page]] [Mark 
Reid]
* Added include other page content with [[!include TableOfContents]] 
[Mark Reid]
* Added delete orphan pages from the Edit Web screen [by inspiration 
from Simon Arnaud]
* Added logging of IP address for authors (who's behind the rollback 
wars)
   Unfortunately, it doesn't work for wikis behind mod_proxy :/
* Added Categories pages through backlinks (use "categories: news, 
instiki" on start of line) [Mark Reid]
* Added option to use bracket-style wiki links only (and hence ban 
WikiWords)
* Added command-line option to specify different storage path
* Added print view without navigation
* Added character and page (2275 characters including spaces) counter 
(important for student papers)
   Off by default, activate it on the Edit Web screen
* Added LaTeX/PDF integration on Textile installations with pdflatex 
installed on system (EXPERIMENTAL)
   Use the home page as a table of contents with a unordered list to 
control sections
* Added limit of 15 to the number of pages included in RSS feed
* Moved static parts of stylesheet to separate file [Lau T�rnskov]
* Fixed better semantics for revision movement [Ryan Singer]
* Fixed color diffs to work much better [Xen/Mertz/Atkins]
* Fixed performance problems for All Pages list [Dennis Mertz]
* Fixed lots of rendering bugs [Mark Reid]
* Upgraded to RedCloth 2.0.11 [integrating the fine work of Dennis 
Mertz]

Read more and download from http://www.instiki.org. There's also an IRC 
channel called #instiki on Freenode where I usually hang for questions 
and talk.

P.S.: A GEM version of Instiki is in the pipeline. Stay tuned...

/ David