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Deki Wiki is in the top 200 (actually broke top 100 recently) projects on SourceForge.net. This is out of 152,000+ open source projects. It still doesn't have a project page here at Wikipedia because the last "DekiWiki" project page was deleted for what can only be deemed political reasons. I think this is unfortunate. There are a hundred less popular wiki projects with pages and no press. Deki Wiki has been covered by the Wall Street Journal (twice), NY Times Deal Book blog, TechCrunch a few times, Mashable, several metro newspapers, on and on an on. The admins who performed a speedy delete and locked the page never should have done this. For the historical record I would like the DekiWiki Discussion page and page to part of the public record. Moreover, I would like to create a Deki Wiki project page just like other software developers have done for their free open source projects. —Preceding unsigned comment added by AaronRoe (talk • contribs) 17:29, July 16 (Mon), 2007 (UTC)
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I haven't actually installed MindTouch Deki, so I'm not sure how much of a dependency this is but in the installation instructions it instructs one to install Prince XML which is a proprietary program. --Bruce (talk) 08:24, 13 November 2008 (UTC)Reply
Thought I'd try installing Deki and turns out that it's somewhat of an optional dependency:
Warning: Prince was not found. Prince is required for exporting to PDF. Please specify the path to prince in the Advanced Configuration section.
