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2 A blog » Blog Archive » â€œThe Authentic Fake!â€ Â» Blog Archive Â» Mind Mapping with FreeMind (Review) Pingback on Apr 25th, 2006 at 3:22 pm.1 Gregors Babyblues Blog » Freemind Pingback on Mar 6th, 2006 at 4:31 pm.If I ever get my review finished, I’ll send you my blog link. And there’s a lot more than that on the market. I’ve used MindGenius Business 2005 almost every day for the last year or more, but I’m currently evaluating about 40 other concept-mapping and mind-mapping packages, including Freemind. Incidentally, Gael Limited in Scotland produces MindGenius Buzan probably just has a marketing relationship with the company, as he does with several other mm software companies that want to use his name. But it has a big challenge ahead to top the likes of MindGenius, ConceptDraw MindMap, MindManager and Inspiration, just to name a few (all pricey though). It’s getting better with every release, and your review gave me some ideas, so maybe in the future who knows.

Freemind was one of the first packages and I still use it occasionally it’s nice software and you can’t beat the price, but I find it a little too quirky and featureless for my mainstream work. It’s only been the last couple of years, however, that I began to use mm software. I’ve been drawing concept maps almost my entire life, but got into mind maps about 30 years ago.

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