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I'm looking for someone that has experience using mind mapping software.
Someone that can explain their past experience with it, share what their observations where/are, how well did it work for them etc. Did they find a specific software that they have used and prefer.
Oh yeah and something that works with Ubuntu based system like Elementary OS.
I'm looking for someone that has experience using mind mapping software.
Someone that can explain their past experience with it, share what their observations where/are, how well did it work for them etc. Did they find a specific software that they have used and prefer.
Oh yeah and something that works with Ubuntu based system like Elementary OS.
Thanks in advance:-
Ztcoracat
Bwah.
I have very good experiences with an old mind mapping software called "kdissert". Unfortunately the development of this was discontinued with version 1.0.7 back in 2007. It depends on alot of KDE3 libs, but has since been replaced by (what I find useless) "Semantik".
Kdissert unlike Semantik was intuitive to use. The mind mapping software available today aside from Semantik that I know are some Java based things. Huge programs and unecessarily java based.
If anyone knows python and c++ they could rewrite kdissert
i had a quick search earlier, it seems this was a big thing (in the linux world) 5-10 years ago.
no personal experiences to share.
what experiences are you looking for?
technical, about the software itself?
or whether it actually helps to - do what? map the mind?
I have played with FreeMind in the past. It provided a way to accumulate and organise information for a presentation in HTML format. I did it as an exercise to avoid using the ubiquitous PowerPoint. It worked well, but for me there were no productivity gains, so I have not pursued it. YMMV.
I have played with FreeMind in the past. It provided a way to accumulate and organise information for a presentation in HTML format. I did it as an exercise to avoid using the ubiquitous PowerPoint. It worked well, but for me there were no productivity gains, so I have not pursued it. YMMV.
After downloading and unzipping Freeplane I'm looking at all of the directories scratching my head and thinking does this software have to be built? <OR> do I just need to install the dependencies and than run the Freeplane.sh script?
bash-4.3$ ./freeplane.sh
which: no java in (/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/lib64/kde4/libexec:/usr/lib64/qt/bin)
ERROR: Couldn't find a java virtual machine,
define JAVACMD, JAVA_BINDIR, JAVA_HOME or PATH.
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