Now updated with alien, before using one from repo - same problem. It's easy to build a mindmap, but it ogt only bad export options. By Exporting to png or pdf i got bad quality (2nd +3rd grade subbranches weren't sharp), so i can't use the mindmaps for any documents. For me it was wasted time trying this one....
I've now forgotten why I kept this program over the other mindmappers out there, but when I actually need it for work, I'm finding more and more frustrating to get it work right consistently. My windows machine has the latest version, but I'm unable to get the latest version of vym to work on mint 20.1 using alien to convert (gives me "missing whatever" file) -- so I used the older one from the repository. At first I only got a warning about the maps being created with the later version may not work right, but they did. Now the problem I'm having is when I want to use my linux laptop to open ANY of .vym files, they are reading as 'archives' and VYM won't open them. Screw this program and screw the guy's website that looks like it was created by a water-headed highschool student in the 80s.
Very outdated package. The author has .rpm files for download. Use 'alien' to convert them to .deb & install.
Excellent mind-mapping tool! Offers the same functionality as commercially available mind mapping tools. Many thanks to the author.
I rely on this to document complicated processes on numerous web sites. It's clear, easy and perfect.
Très pratique, pour classer plein de petites idées volantes. A essayer vraiment.
good tool. import and export modules are quite useful. html export is better than most others.