Getting logged on user name at any Trac wiki page (Trac 0.11)

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When I create a report I can filter the results based on the logged on user name using the $USER magic variable. Is there any equivalent way to get the logged on user name at any Trac wiki page?

E.g.: The logged on user is [[User]].

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