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Wednesday, August 20. 2008

Stefan Domanske of domanske.de pointed to a little interesting tool. Maybe you are aware of the technique of mindmapping for gathering ideas. I like this concept, but so far i prefered to use pencil and paper for this task as there was no really focussed and simple tool for it, at least not for the operating system from Cupertino. In the article "Mindmapping am Mac" Stefan talked about Mindnode. It´s a tool for MacOS 10.5 and it just does Mindmapping with a really clean interface. It´s near to the experience of using the oldfashioned paper because of the simple and clean interface. I really like this tool.

Mindnode is available for free on the website of the project, albeit there will be an Pro version in the future for purchase.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in Apple, English at 22:23 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Es gibt auch eine Multi-Plattform Lösung namens Freemind (freemind.sourceforge.net) welche ich schon seit einiger Zeit einsetze.

Basiert auf Java und das Interface ist natürlich nicht soooo Mac-like wie bei Mindnode. Aber für mich als Multi-Plattförmler ideal

#1 Thomas on 2008-08-21 09:37 (Reply)

Habe ich mir auch angeguckt, aber das Auge arbeitet mit

#1.1 Joerg+M. (Homepage) on 2008-08-21 09:38 (Reply)

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