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Posted by Paul Korm
Jan 27, 2016 at 02:58 PM
Thanks for the tip. I tried the beta today (1.5.6). It doesn’t operate correctly on OS X 10.11—but no one said it would, either. There is a “outline” option in the view settings but it appears to do nothing yet—though the app is so buggy for me on El Capitan that it is hard to judge. (FWIW, El Capitan seems to have serious issues with Java apps.)
Dr Andus wrote:
>Speaking of Freeplane, it looks like there is a new version (1.5) in the
>works (haven’t tried it yet, just watched the video). More on that here:
>
>“Jonas Batista Freeplane Version Announcement”
>
>“It has new options of creating mind maps with high homogenity and
>symmetry which should make it easier to read them for learning and
>knowledge representation.”
>
>http://sourceforge.net/p/freeplane/discussion/758437/thread/b5ad5263/
Posted by yosemite
Jan 28, 2016 at 03:35 AM
It looks like freeplane is under a burst of development.
Does anyone know if there are screenshots or videos of the recent version(s), especially showing filtering in action and any of the new features like clones, etc? Thanks.
Posted by TempusFugit
Mar 21, 2016 at 08:08 PM
is a fork of Freemind that a Hong Kong dev has done a good job with.
I far prefer it visually to Freeplane/Freemind.
Forum participants may want to investigate. I think there is a free basic variant vs a “Pro”.
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Dr Andus wrote:
Paul Korm wrote:
>>FreeMind has no outline panel but it does have very good keyboard
>>shortcuts for navigating, folding, moving nodes
>
>I haven’t tried FreeMind in a very long time, as I’ve switched to the
>Freeplane fork, but in Freeplane it’s possible to choose an outline
>view.
>
>It is also possible to assign a “tick” icon to a keyboard shortcut and
>thus mark nodes as “done” very quickly (and another shortcut to untick).
>
>Speaking of Freeplane, it looks like there is a new version (1.5) in the
>works (haven’t tried it yet, just watched the video). More on that here:
>
>“Jonas Batista Freeplane Version Announcement”
>
>“It has new options of creating mind maps with high homogenity and
>symmetry which should make it easier to read them for learning and
>knowledge representation.”
>
>http://sourceforge.net/p/freeplane/discussion/758437/thread/b5ad5263/
Posted by Franz Grieser
Mar 22, 2016 at 11:04 AM
TempusFugit wrote:
>www.xmind.net
>is a fork of Freemind that a Hong Kong dev has done a good job with.
Are you sure? Xmind has a totally different look and behaviour.