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Well an outliner is really faster but sucks at showing the big picture. A graphical mindmapper is slower but is great when you want an overview. Ultimately you
by jmnicolas 11y ago
Well an outliner is really faster but sucks at showing the big picture. A graphical mindmapper is slower but is great when you want an overview.
Ultimately you would need a combination of both, one where you create your outline and it's rendered as a visual mindmap.
I'm not aware of any software that does that though.
- jamessb 11y agoThere's a (Mac only) notetaking program called Curio with many features, one of which is the ability to convert an outline (which it calls a 'list') to a mind-map or vice-versa: http://www.zengobi.com/products/curio/ http://www.zengobi.com/products/curio/ Edit: Also, if you have an outline as plain text with tabs for indentation, you can just paste it into FreeMind (http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Import_and_export#Plain_text http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Import_and_ex...)
- girzel 11y agoThere's another (Mac-only) bit of software called Tinderbox. I'm a die-hard Org user -- use it every day, and have written quite a bit of software on top of it. Tinderbox is the only program that occasionally makes me regret committing to Emacs/Org.
- blue1 11y agoI've also been watching Tinderbox for years, it's a very interesting software, but never used it because it's non-FLOSS and single-platform.