#XWiki 17.10.5 has been #released! Check it out: https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/Data/XWiki/17.10.5

This is a bug fix release. It contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 8.8/10.

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#XWiki 18.2.0 has been #released! Check it out: https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/Data/XWiki/18.2.0

This release improves the suggestion of mentioned users and improves the links target picker. It introduces Debian packages based on tomcat11, for distributions providing it. Developers also benefit from new REST APIs for users and page rendering, icon improvements, and document related JavaScript APIs. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 8.8/10.

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ich glaube, es gibt jetzt keine Ausrede mehr, dass ich mich nicht mit #Xwiki näher beschäftige: ein Kollege hat Xwiki zur Dokumentation installiert.

Als Erstes hätte ich gerne ein Äquivalent zu den Seiten-Vorlagen von Confluence für die Dokumentation von Servern, also z.B. Hostname, RAM, IP, HDDs, etc... und entsprechende Sektionen.
Bei Confluence hatten wir da eine Tabelle, wo dann sowas eingetragen wurde und über Tags wie "linux, server" dann bei auf einer anderen Seite als dynamische Tabelle dargestellt werden konnte, eben z.B. alle Linux-Server.

Wenn ich das bisher richtig verstanden habe, nutzt man dazu bei Xwiki "App Within Minutes"?