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Poor mans mind mapping tool with just the terminal
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- trinsic2 4y agoNice. I didnt know there was a tree command for showing hierarchy. Thanks for putting all of this togeather.
- ogurechny 4y agoSo everything really is a file. More interesting than the original, to be honest.
- vladsanchez 4y agoBeen there done that, except the .info file. Love to know others that think alike about TUI simplicity. Thanks for sharing the love! :joy:
- leephillips 4y agoThis is really clever. I use `tree` sometimes but I guess I never read the man page, because I didn’t know about those .info files. By using symbolic links, this could be used for an actual mindmap, rather than just another outlining tool: it could represent part of the more complex topology that actually captures the way ideas are related.
- nivertech 4y agoDid anyone tried running tree with cyclical graphs created using symlinks?
- 988747 4y agoI thought "poor man's mind mapping tool" is pen and paper? and maybe cheap smartphone to digitalize it :)
- siliconpotato 4y agoI've been using plantuml to write mindmaps in markdown notation. Pretty nifty