Kiwix
@kiwixoffline.bsky.social
Internet content for people without internet access. Go offline and store Wikipedia, TED talks, and thousands of websites in your pocket. Free and Open-Source. https://kiwix.org
> "Did you know that Dr.Ryland Grace is given a computer with the entirety of Wikipedia downloaded on it?" - Hey wait a minute.
Don't worry, Wikipedia isn't sci-fi.
Kiwix + Raspberry Pi = offline server for Wikipedia, Khan Academy, medical references. Setup cost ~$100. No subscriptions. Content served via local network indefinitely. One purchase covers years of use. https://bifl.top/tech/best-offline-server/#offline-software
Everything you need to self-host Self-Hosting Kiwix with Docker Compose — from setup to optimization. https://selfhosting.sh/apps/kiwix
Want Wikipedia available even when your internet goes down? Kiwix serves offline copies of Wikipedia, Arch Wiki, Project Gutenberg, and thousands more — all from a single Docker container. https://selfhosting.sh/apps/kiwix/ #selfhosted #docker #homelab
For Windows download.kiwix.org/release/kiwi... For Android play.google.com/store/apps/d... For Apple apps.apple.com/us/app/kiwix...
Free and open source software project #Kiwix has provided access to vital information in diverse places, including in isolated communities. Read more on our series Building a #FreeInternetoftheFuture 👇 www.apc.org/en/news/kiwi... #DigitalDivide #DigitalInclusion #NGI0
google kiwix, have fun. (if you have a nas, you may be able to install kiwix directly onto it!)
Ed Martin's latest target: Wikipedia. The interim U.S. attorney and pro-Trump bulldog has sent a letter seeming to threaten the Wikimedia Foundation's tax-exempt status over allegations that it is "spreading propaganda." Our story: www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...
Instead of doomscrolling, I've taken to reading random little factoids and articles instead through kiwix. Recommended if you feel like browing the hellslab but want less stress in your life.
Hey ! Seeing what's happening to science and knowledge these past few weeks, I just published a step by step guide to deploy an offline wikipedia (among other sites) with docker. It's right here: dev.to/matthieusb/s... It's using an awesome project called kiwix: kiwix.org/en
dev.to