An all-new Ubuntu Wiki has gone live, giving the information hub its first substantive overhaul since 2010. The updated wiki now runs on MediaWiki, gaining a slate of modern backend and frontend features readers and editors alike will appreciate, e.g., search auto-suggest, mobile-friendly adaptations, light/dark mode, a WYSIWYG editor and more. The relaunched wiki will also serve a different role to the old one. In years past, the Ubuntu Wiki was used to house internal documentation, governance details, schedules and procedures. In some cases, the wiki was also used to co-ordinate things like meetings, contributor nominations for roles and so on. […]You're reading Ubuntu wiki gets its first overhaul in 16 years, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.