If you are using a school PC i'm v. I'm a linux user and have just started using xmind this last couple of days - from what i can see it is linux design. I can't advise on installing the windoze version as i stopped using it about two years ago. I suggest you give it a try on a spare machine as there are super education resources on ubuntu my linux version. In linux you just download it from the repos - and it works.
I'd go and see a school technician They may give you an old PC to try linux on. The great advantage of linux is it isn't so resource hungry as windows so an old P3 will be fine [1Ghzmb]. Many schools have it on their networks as it was given away free when the firm introduced the uprated product MindManager still not as good as eMindMaps for presentation imho. I've got a copy somewhere. Failing that send me a sketch [by hand scanned into a jpg or pdf] and i'll do it for you.
Will Chapman. I take your points about windows vs linux versions. If I were trying to install the linux version, then I would understand why it didn't work under windows. But I can show that it isn't: On the downloads site there are versions for: -windows, as a. If it had been the portable which from what I understand allows you to choose which OS, then that could have been the problem BUT seeing as I copied the filename I had into my previous post, it was clearly the win version, as the portable version has "portable" in the filename.
The portable version also seems to be 62Mb compared with the 15Mb or so file I downloaded which tallies with the windows ver filesize. When I look into the installation folder on the HD after running it most of the files present are ".
I will be downloading the portable ver to see if that works instead. As such going to the techies isn't an option. I'm basically compiling a library, so to speak, of useful software to use in my lesson preparations. That's why I'm looking at Xmind for revision purposes, although I will take a look at the others you mentioned. Same issue here. It's not exactly great PR for this product. It seems unreasonable, however, to require installation of a separate package to make a simple adjustment like this.
Other Gnome based distributions include it by default and figuring out the package to install was not easy until I found this post. There are some really cool options and this makes XMind a great choice for a sophisticated mind mapping program that is free. Productivity , Software. December 17, at pm. I am having the same issue. June 3, at am. I still cannot find a solution, I press Alt in windows mode and nothing changes unless i move it and it is no longer unlinked, I then also press ctrl and that will create a copy, I try shift but this delinks the subtopic, it is not straight forward for me at the moment.
June 6, at pm. April 12, at pm. This is also an issue in KDE! June 11, at pm. XMind, a full-featured mind mapping and brainstorming tool, designed to generate ideas, inspire creativity, brings efficiency both in work and life.
Millions and millions of people love it. Click to present your mind map like a slideshow. Pitch Mode got smooth transitions and layouts right for your mind map. You can edit, or combine it with different structures nicely and freely. Color theme brings more possibilities. Now, you can switch and view them instantly, while build elegant mind maps at ease. From the inception to execution, mind mapping is a powerful visualization tool that helps you to know where you are and where you want to be.
Record and organize ideas, plans, and build them from the ground. Many great products start with a small idea. Mind map can really be useful at the beginning of a project. Use it to record every idea in the meeting, you might be surprised by the difference and achievement it makes eventually. Creativity will make you a more interesting person. The mind map is always a good company to capture every inspiration at a snap anywhere, anytime. Capture inspirations, structure and organize them easily.
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