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I'd never really seriously considered mind mapping software, and while I still don't think it's exactly what I want, it actually seems to have more potential th

• Retric 13y ago
  For tree data you may want to look into various XML designers / editors. You can easily define a recursive XSL style sheet that has the structure you want, after that there are various editors that automatically read that structure and give you a GUI from it. It's been a few years but I found XMLSpy to be fairly decent. http://www.altova.com/xmlspy.html http://www.altova.com/xmlspy.html Edit: The simplest tree editor is probably the file system on your computer. However, the problem is for proof's I suspect your going to want to have some sort of graph structure. PS: If your willing to do some light coding XQuery/XSL-FO let's you transform the raw XML into various more user friendly formats like PDF's. However, if your structure is really nested that quickly get's hard for people to understand.
• pixelglow 13y ago
  The issue with a lot of mind-mapping software is that the data must be strictly hierarchical. Sometimes when brainstorming you want to represent data with cross-links or in multiple categories, which is where something like Graphviz, Instaviz, Omnigraffle or Visio come in.