WiKit and TclKit were designed to run out-of-the-box, with no installation or configuration whatsoever.
This goes beyond what you are probably used to with software applications as elaborate as WiKit.

Enough said, '''let's get you started''':

   1. Grab a compressed copy of [the Tcl'ers Wiki] at http://mini.net/cgi-bin/wikit.gz (or an empty Wiki at [http://www.equi4.com/tclkit/wikit.tkd])
   1. Uncompress it to '''wikit.tkd'''
   1. Grab the appropriate runtime of [TclKit] for your system at http://www.equi4.com/tclkit/
   1. Uncompress and rename it to '''tclkit''' (leave as is on Windows)
   1. Make both files executable: '''chmod a+rx wikit.tkd tclkit'''
   1. Type '''tclkit wikit.tkd''' ... and you should be up and running

''Welcome to WiKit!''

You can put "tclkit" anywhere on your $PATH, it's just a runtime.
The file "wikit.tkd" is an executable "[scripted document]" (containing all the scripts as well as a database with all the pages), and typing just "wikit.tkd" (or "./wikit.tkd") should also work.  In fact, you can put "wikit.tkd" anywhere on your $PATH as well.

WiKit does not require [Tcl/Tk] or MetaKit [http://www.equi4.com/metakit/] to be installed on your system - nor does it care if they are (or will be, one day).  Everything is wrapped up inside the TclKit standalone excutable.  To uninstall WiKit: delete these two files again.  To use this on another machine: move them.  If it's a different platform: switch to the proper TclKit runtime and move only the "wikit.tkd" file.

That's all there is to it.