freeplane
Occupying the middle ground between an editor and a diagramming tool, Freeplane allows the user to add content as quickly and naturally as they would in a text editor, yet producing structured content that can be manipulated as easily as a diagram.
Features include ordering ideas in nodes and freely positionable nodes, connecting nodes, automatic/conditional styles, scripting, add-ons, LaTeX, search/filtering, different export features, printing, password protection of nodes/maps and more.
See http://freeplane.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page for a full list of applications and features.
Latest reviews
Dies ist das beste freie Mindmap-Programm für Linux. Die Flathub-Version im App-Store ist noch etwas aktueller. Im Großen und Ganzen bin ich zufrieden. Schön wäre es, wenn es noch eine 3D-Funktion gäbe.
Отличное приложение! Дизайн слабоват и нет поддержки мониторов с повышенной плотностью пикселей, а вот функционал отличный. Из-за отсутсвия поддержки мониторов с повышеной плотностью пикселей интерфес программы выглядит очень мелким. Это не так страшно, если работать с использованием горячих клавиш. Программа локализована на русский язык. Документация к программе есть в разделе Помощь.
-2 points because it uses Java to do the computer more slow when opened; -2 points because it crahes editing a file created with it
The latest version as of Nov 2017 (1.6.7) is an aweseome mind mapper! Especially with the GTD+ and Presentation addons, it makes project management, brainstorming, studying,scheduling,and just about everything , easier to handle. Try it, you won't regret it!
I am very much disappointed with the freeplane team. Freeplane is an excellent mindmapping program, a kind of which is unparalleled with other softwares of the same genre. The reason I am disappointed is that the freeplane team do not release the latest version for linux but do so for the windows and mac platform. This is somet kind of a cheating and treason with the Open Source Community. I love freeplane but this behavior from their end to give greatest preference to Windows and Mac operating systems and completely neglecting the GNU/Linux platform should be condemned by all Open Source and Free Software supporters. I have contacted the Freeplane team regarding this but they are turning deaf to my requests.
This program has very good fuctions, but intalled under Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon 64-bit malfunctions and denies me as a user, and I'm the only user on this PC. Pity.
