I use Dia too. The default objects connections do have shortcuts assigned,
so that reduces repeatedly going back to the toolbox.
Freeplane is pretty good to store manage information. Its surprising that
mindmap file format is not yet popular. The best thing is it allows to
collapse nodes,
No.
By looking at a basic .mm file structure, I can see it is not fit for
representing flowcharts. It is hierarchical, so it is not good for all
programs.
If you had a circular flow, where a parent would also be a ((great) grand)
child of itself, collapsing it would hide it by recursion.
Hi,
I have been using Freeplane for sometime and find the ease of making
connected nodes very helpful. But, i find the parent-child connectivity too
restrictive sometimes. Can anyone who uses it advice me on how to create
multi-parent single child connections and flowchart like
Some programs are mind maping software, which is not what you want. You need
concept mapping software, but I can only give you a list of both.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_concept_mapping_software
Freeplane is a fork of FreeMind, and FreeMind seems to support this
That's linking or something. Freeplane has that feature.
On 05/04/13 17:56, firefoxbugrepor...@yahoo.com wrote:
Some programs are mind maping software, which is not what you want. You
need concept mapping software, but I can only give you a list of both.
wikipedia is how i came to know about freeplane. I was at that time looking
for an alternative to freemind.
Are you talking about the node with text Free Positioned Node? It curved
arrows are not really links, it is actually only linked with the node Demo
below it.
And it looks more weird
I noticed the node so I included the link to the picture. Didn't really check
the feature out.
For diagrams and flowcharts I use Dia. You can find it in the Trisquel
repositories. In Dia, you need to put objects and connect them, so I imagine
that is not exactly what you are looking for.
