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Install ruby and bundler. Then run
bundle install
Then run
bundle exec jekyll serve
and you will have a web server on localhost:4000 that serves the site.
The build step above puts the page contents into a directory called _site. You
can also just build the page, without running jekyll's default webserver:
bundle exec jekyll build
Once the page generation is done, just upload the contents of the _site
directory to a webserver.
Wikis look much nicer with page paths like /my/page instead of /my/page.html
or /my/page/. To set this up in nginx, use the following directive:
try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
In apache, the following should work (but I did not test it):
DirectorySlash Off