I use the Mindmark plug-in for Logseq most of the time. I have used and liked FreeMind in the past.
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Likewise the graph view for obsidian (not foss) or foam (extension for vscode/vscodium) . The graph view is perhaps less useful than the traditional mind map (great if you just want to see connections though) but overall these options are much more powerful
This seems realy good, I can expand linking also file and papers. I think that I'll try it. Thanks very much
Dumb question: what’s a mind map? i’ve heard of it, and seen some examples, but still have no real idea what one is for.
Is a schema whwre you connect information thru a logical way. You usually use for studing and connecting the concepts. I'll use it for connecting the professors and universities that I know
A visual method of storing information. It's meant to represent association. Thing a is connected to thing b, and thing b is this and that and so on. It's a method of organizing information by association.
Instead of like, family trees, in the case of OP it might be like. (Friend a) -> (friend b) i met through friend a -> (friend b's brother) -> etc. Then additional information is added like (friend b) -> (photographer) and (friend b) -> (big marvel fan).
FreeMind maybe is what you looking for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeMind Freeplane seems to be an option too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeplane
Thanks, later I'll give a check. I think that freemind pop out on my search but I get so many results that I did not know which was better
To be fair, the only one I used in the past was FreeMind for personal notes. I can't say if it is truly better, just providing you some FOSS software. I also found this one, which I never heard before: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vym_(software)