
Outliner is a program that enables editing of hierarchical bullet-formatted outlines. The convenience and speed of operation in the areas of restructuring, organizing, overviewing and adding items does not reach that of FreeMind, but on the other hand: if you already use one of these editors, you can avoid the extravagance of installing and learning to use a new tool and gain part of what FreeMind offers that way.įolding mode achieves information hiding, but the overheads of using folding mode when compared to FreeMind are considerable. Outline mode enables you to fold headings and move complete "nodes" (chapters, sections, subsection) around, as well as changing the levels of the nodes.
#Alternative mindview software#
See also Category:Notetaking software at Wikipedia. Is much faster because it is not written in Java, but it runs on Windows platform only.Is not possible to set a link to a node, only inside the note, which is sort of equivallent of FreeMind's node without children.Is not so fast when it comes to changing the color of nodes and not so intuitive when you move things around.Is quite easy to reorganize the structure of your notes.Much richer text formatting than in FreeMind 0.8.1.
#Alternative mindview license#
#Alternative mindview free#
Personal Brain is not open source but is available as a free version for non commercial use.Thinkgraph is not open source licenced, and in our view falls back behind FreeMind in terms of ease of use and look-and-feel.Best Eclipse RCP Application 2008 Award winner.įreeware though not free-as-in-freedom mind mapping programs:

Eclipse-based, cross-platform, focused on brainstorming and mind mapping, compatible with Freemind.

